What Is The Quickest Way To Remove A Single Ace From A Named Acl?
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The quickest way to remove a single ACE from a named ACL is to use the Remove-ACLObject cmdlet. This cmdlet allows you to specify the ACE to be removed by its name or index.
Example:
Remove-ACLObject -ACLName “MyACL” -Index 0
This command would remove the first ACE from the named ACL “MyACL”.
Info:
The Remove-ACLObject cmdlet is used to remove Access Control Entries (ACEs) from Access Control Lists (ACLs). It can be used to remove a single ACE or multiple ACEs from a named ACL. The ACEs can be specified by their name or index. The cmdlet can also be used to remove all ACEs from an ACL.
The Remove-ACLObject cmdlet can also be used to remove ACEs from a security descriptor. This can be done by specifying the security descriptor object as the input object. The ACEs can be specified by their name or index. The cmdlet can also be used to remove all ACEs from a security descriptor.