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RE: Retriving ACL's on 60 thousand folders

Subject: RE: Retriving ACL's on 60 thousand folders
Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2006 09:33:55 -0000
ScriptLogic do a product called Security Explorer. Among other things, it
allows backup and restore of permissions. I used it successfully on a SAN
containing around 100k folders and around a million files.
Hope this helps
Cheers

James

James D. Stallard, MIoD
Microsoft and Networks Infrastructure Technical Architect
Leafgrove Limited



-----Original Message-----
From: fluidnyc@gmail.com [mailto:fluidnyc@gmail.com] 
Sent: 16 February 2006 20:03
To: focus-ms@securityfocus.com
Subject: Retriving ACL's on 60 thousand folders

Hi:

I am looking for a tool that will help me retrive ACL's on about 60000
folders on a network/NTDomain.

I know about AccessEnum & DumpACL, but i need something that can show me
"all" the permissions in the list and not just read/execute/deny. I need
something little more accurate.

Something that will give me info from the whole ACL like:

Full Control
Modify
Read & Execute
List
Read
Write
Special Perm

I also have to store this info into a txt file or an access db, or excel
spreadsheet so i can compare other servers to this one servers ACL's.

Any advise is appreciated.

Thanks.

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