With Security Explorer®, administrators can back up and restore their NTFS permissions, providing the ability to recover permissions. Additionally, permissions can be exported for reporting and backup.
Before modifying any security permissions, make a backup in case you need to restore the permissions to their original state. You also can back up permissions on files for which you do not have access. As long as you are an administrator, or have the Backup files and directories user right, you can back up and restore permissions on all files, which is helpful when backing up and restoring a user's home directories.
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Open the Browse tab. |
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Select Security | Backup Security. |
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In the Backup File Name box, browse to locate a path and name the backup file. |
IMPORTANT: SharePoint Security module only. It is strongly recommended that root backup objects do not inherit permissions from their parents. |
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To add additional paths, click Add to browse for a path. |
Available only in NTFS Security module. By default, all subfolders and files in the selected path are backed up. To select the level to which the subfolders and files are backed up, clear the check box, and type a number in the (Depth) box. | |
Perform a check/repair inheritance operation before executing backup |
Available only in NTFS Security module. Select to check and repair inheritance before backing up the selected paths. |
Available only in NTFS Security module. Select to include System Access Control List in the backup. | |
Not available in the Registry Security, SharePoint Security, SQL Server Security, Exchange Security, and Active Directory modules. To back up only specified file types, type a value, such as *.exe, in the Wildcard box. | |
Not available in the Registry Security and SharePoint Security modules. To schedule the backup, type a name for the backup job in the Job Name box, and click Schedule. See Scheduling a backup. |
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To save the list of paths to a Security Explorer Backup List (*.bkn) file for reuse, click Save. Not available in the Registry Security, SharePoint Security, SQL Server Security, Exchange, and Active Directory Security modules. |
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To schedule the backup, type a name for the job in the Job Name box, and click Schedule. See Scheduling a backup. |
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The Backup task provides a quick way to back up selected paths. For more options, click Switch to Security Explorer Classic (Advanced). See Using the Browse tab to back up security.
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Open the Tasks tab. |
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Click Backup. |
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Click Add to add additional paths. |
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Click Browse to locate and name a backup file. |
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