This white paper describes the default security settings for components of the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system. These components include the registry and file system, and the default security settings include user rights and group membership. This white paper details the implications of these settings for developers and system administrators, and it provides answers to frequently asked questions.
Included in This Document
| • | Introduction |
| • | Overview |
| • | Configuring Security During Setup |
| • | Troubleshooting GAL Synchronization |
| • | Default File System and Registry Permissions |
| • | Default User Rights |
| • | Additional Power User Permissions |
| • | Default Group Membership |
| • | Summary |
| • | Frequently Asked Questions |
| • | Appendix A: Default File System ACLs for Power Users and Users |
| • | Appendix B: Default Registry ACLs for Power Users and Users |