PERMS.exe – Windows CMD Command

Display a user’s ACL access permissions for a file.
The output from PERMS can be incomplete in cases where a user has inherited permission through membership of a group.

Syntax
      PERMS [account] [path] options

Key
   account : username or [domain\|computer\]username 

   path    : name of a file or folder in any legal format
             including UNC names
             Wildcards are permitted.

   /i      : interactively logged on to the computer
             where the path resides.
             (rather than being connected via the network)

   /s      : include subfolders

The output access mask uses the following abbreviations: 

  R  Read file/folder.
  W  Write file/folder.   
  X  Execute file.  
  D  Delete file or folder. Can be inherited from the parent
     via 'Delete Subfolder and Files' permission.
  P  Change Permission.  
  O  Take Ownership.   
  A  General All  
  -  No Access
  *  The specified user is the owner of the file or folder.  
  #  A group the user is a member of owns the file or folder.  
  ?  Permisssions cannot be determined. 

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