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Appendix C
Windows NT User Rights

Table C.1 provides a complete list of Windows NT user rights and the rights that are defined as advanced are indicated with an X.

Table C.1 The Windows NT user rights.

Right Advanced Right Description

Access this computer - Allows users to log on or establish network connections to this computer.
Act as part of the operating system X Operations can be performed as part of the operating system. Currently used by some of the Windows NT subsystems.
Add workstations to domain - Permits non-Administrator accounts to add workstations to the domain. This right is not currently implemented.
Back up files and directories - Permits users to back up files and folders that they don’t have direct access to (overrides the file and folder permissions).
Bypass traverse checking X Allows users to access files and folders contained in a parent folder that they have been denied access to. This right needs to be removed from users who require POSIX compliance.
Change the system time - Allows the time of the Windows NT computer to be changed.
Create a pagefile X Allows a pagefile to be created. This right is not currently implemented.
Create a permanent shared object X Used internally with Windows NT to create special permanent objects.
Create a token object X Used by the Local Security Authority to create the user Security Access Token on logon.
Debug programs X Permits the user to debug low-level objects.
Force shutdown from a remote system - Permits computer to be shut down from a remote system. This right is not currently implemented.
Generate security audits X Permits security audit log entries to be generated.
Increase quotas X Allows object quotas to be increased. This right is not currently implemented.
Increase scheduling priority X Permits the scheduling priority of a process to be increased.
Load and unload device drivers - Permits device drivers to be installed and removed.
Lock pages in memory X Permits pages to be locked into memory. Locked pages will not be paged out from main memory to the pagefile.
Log on as a batch job X Permits jobs to be logged on as batch processes. This right is not currently implemented.
Log on as a service X Permits a process to be run as a service.
Log on locally - Permits local logon using the workstation keyboard.
Manage auditing and security log - Permits the events that are to be audited on an object to be defined. Also allows the security event log to be managed.
Modify firmware environment values X Allows the modification of system variables contained in nonvolatile RAM. Only used with computers with necessary hardware.
Profile single process X Permits the performance sampling of a single process.
Profile system performance X Permits the performance sampling of the system.
Replace a process level token X A right used only by the operating system to modify a process’ security access token.
Restore files and directories - Permits users to restore files and folders that they do not have direct access to.
Shut down the system - Permits the system to be shut down.
Take ownership of files or other objects - Permits ownership of objects to be taken, overriding the assigned permissions.


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