Summary:
Changes the type of access allowed at a given node, on a set of specified computers. You can use this to control whether a directory, virtual directory, or file has read or execute attributes, for example.
Usage:
chaccess | -a ADSPATH -computer|-c COMPUTER1, COMPUTER2,... [+read|-read] [+write|-write] [+script|-script] [+execute|-execute] [+browse|-browse] [-verbose|-v] [--help|-?] |
Parameters:
-a ADSPATH | Machine relative path name.For example -a w3svc/1 |
-Computer | Comma-separated list of computers on which to make the change. For example -c Machine1,Machine2,Machine3. Note that this assumes that the specified path exists on all specified computers. If no computer is specified, LocalHost is assumed. |
+-write | Turns on/off write permissions for this node. |
+-script | Turns on/off script permissions for this node. |
+-execute | Turns on/off exectue permissions for this node. |
+-browse | Turns on/off directory browsing for this node. |
-verbose | Print status information during processing. |
Examples:
chaccess -a w3svc/1/ROOT +read -write +script +browse
chaccess -c MACHINE1,MACHINE2 -a w3svc/1/ROOT +read -write +script +browse