Hiroyuki Tamura
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Just for clarity, explicit permissions override inherited permissions. On a local system, that includes deny permissions.
Any network transactions are subject to the most stringent applicable permissions. This means on a share or other network resource, a deny permission always overrides an allow permission.
Use of the deny permission should be very limited, and only where it is actually needed. Most of the time, removing the allow permissions is easier, and just as effective.
Any network transactions are subject to the most stringent applicable permissions. This means on a share or other network resource, a deny permission always overrides an allow permission.
Use of the deny permission should be very limited, and only where it is actually needed. Most of the time, removing the allow permissions is easier, and just as effective.
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are there any functions "exception"?