What do the discretionary ACL (access control list) and the system ACL in Windows NT have in common?
A.
Both share properties for storing secure object identifiers
B.
Both can grant or deny permissions to parts of the system
C.
Both are installed by default on the system in different sections of the client/server model
D.
Both are responsible for creation of the master access control list
Explanation:
Both ACLs are used to restrict or grant access to a resource.
Incorrect Answers:
B: Only the system ACL can restrict parts of the system.
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C: Only the system ACL is installed by default. DACL is added later by the administrator when locking down resources.
D: The ACLs work together, but do not create the master access control list.