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Permissions are assigned to trustees on certain resources. That is, Security Roles define users or groups that are permitted to access specific resources and determine the level of that access. Permissions can allow or deny rights to perform certain operations. If a permission is not explicitly granted, it is assumed to be implicitly denied.
Security Role permissions can be allowed to perform on objects of all types or on objects of the selected types only. The list of permissions can change depending on the selected object types. For example, if you select only Contact type of objects, Operations on Child Objects are not in the list of permissions, because contacts cannot have child objects.
There are three kinds of permissions:
Operations on Child Objects: deletion and creation of child objects of the specified type or of all types if not specified.
Permission | Description |
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Create Child Objects | The right to create child objects of the specified type. If no object types are specified, the right will control creation of all child object types. |
Delete Child Objects | The right to delete child objects of the specified type. If no object types are specified, the right will control deletion of all child object types. |
Property-specific Permissions: writing and reading object properties.
Permission | Description |
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Read Property | The right to read this property of an Active Directory object. |
Write Property | The right to write this property of an Active Directory object. |