11-15-05 07:51 AM
Hi,
Administrator -- (usually) a built in account
SYSTEM -- Local System ("special" computer) account (another built in
account)
NETWORK -- I believe this is a dynamic group
NETWORK SERVICE -- I believe this is a dynamic group
IUSR_JOHNSMITH -- Account used for anonymous access to the server (probablly
server called JOHNSMITH)
Administrators -- a built in group with all local administrators
OWS_13426299_admin -- don't know this one (could be a account that was added
by one of the admins)
INTERACTIVE -- dynamic group -- user becomes a member of this group when
he/she logs on to the computer while at console
IUSR_DEDI444 -- Account used for anonymous access to the server (probably
server called DEDI444)
Most of these would be local computer accounts (and some groups). Right
click on My Computer and then click on Manage. There is container called
Local Users and Groups. Click on Users and you should see Administrator (you
can't delete built-in accounts), you should see IUSR_... and OWS ...).
You won't be able to see here Dynamic Groups like NETWORK, and INTERACTIVE,
... and you can't change membership in these dynamic groups. As name tells
you membership is assigned automatically.
--
Mike
Microsoft MVP - Windows Security
<SMAccount@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> There are a number of users listed in the Permissions List for a
> Folder on my Web Host (names changed slightly to protect the innocent).
> Can anyone tell me where these are defined? For instance, what is
> OWS?
>
> Administrator -- RWXDPO
> SYSTEM -- RWXDPO
> NETWORK -- RX
> NETWORK SERVICE -- RX
> IUSR_JOHNSMITH -- RX
> Administrators -- RWXDPO
> OWS_13426299_admin -- RWXDP
> INTERACTIVE -- RX
> IUSR_DEDI444 -- RWXDPO
>
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