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How to: Determine NTRIGHTS Names and Meanings

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SUMMARY

This article lists the names and descriptions of the Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 rights or permissions.

The Windows NT rights that you can grant or revoke by using the Ntrights utility that is included with Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Resource Kit Supplement 3 are contained in the following list:

NOTE: You can use Help, also included with Windows NT 4.0 Resource Kit Supplement 3, to view the names and descriptions of Windows NT rights. To do this, open the Resource Kit Tools Overview Help file, type ntrights, and then click Display.

  SeAssignPrimaryTokenPrivilege:  Replace a process level token

  SeAuditPrivilege:  Generate security audits

  SeBackupPrivilege:  Back up files and directories

  SeBatchLogonRight:  Log on as a batch job

  SeChangeNotifyPrivilege:  Bypass traverse checking

  SeCreatePagefilePrivilege:  Create a paging file

  SeCreatePermanentPrivilege:  Create permanent shared objects

  SeCreateTokenPrivilege:  Create a token object

  SeDebugPrivilege:  Debug programs

  SeIncreaseBasePriorityPrivilege:  Increase scheduling priority

  SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege:  Increase quotas

  SeInteractiveLogonRight:  Log on locally

  SeLoadDriverPrivilege:  Load and unload device drivers

  SeLockMemoryPrivilege:  Lock pages in memory

  SeMachineAccountPrivilege:  Add workstations to domain

  SeNetworkLogonRight:  Access this computer from the network

  SeProfileSingleProcessPrivilege:  Profile single process

  SeRemoteShutdownPrivilege:  Force shutdown from a remote system

  SeRestorePrivilege:  Restore files and directories

  SeSecurityPrivilege:  Manage auditing and security log

  SeServiceLogonRight:  Log on as a service

  SeShutdownPrivilege:  Shut down the system

  SeSystemEnvironmentPrivilege:  Modify firmware environment values

  SeSystemProfilePrivilege:  Profile system performance

  SeSystemTimePrivilege:  Change the system time

  SeTakeOwnershipPrivilege:  Take ownership of files or other objects

  SeTcbPrivilege:  Act as part of the operating system

  SeUnsolicitedInputPrivilege:  Read unsolicited input from a terminal device