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October 25, 2007

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SideBar    Determining a User's Logon Session, Using Icacls to Show Which Files Users or Groups Can Access, Preventing Office from Opening Certain File Types, Preventing Windows from Displaying Users' Logon Information, Locking Down an Area of a Web Site

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You can use events 528 and 540 to determine a user's logon session. Icacls can be used to generate a report of all the files that a user or group has access to. You can use Microsoft IIS to lock down certain areas of a Web site so that only certain users are . . .


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Learning Path For more information about Icacls
"Icacls: The New and Improved Cacls?"

"Icacls Shows Integrity"


For more information about logon sessions
"Interactive Windows Logon Sessions"

"Limit Concurrent Windows Logon Sessions"


For more information about Microsoft IIS
"IIS 7.0 Paves the Way to Webgeek Nirvana"


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