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Sun Java(TM) System Directory Server Online Help

> # View Effective Rights Dialog

> This dialog box allows you to obtain the effective access rights to the chosen entry.

> You will not be able to obtain effective access rights to entries in chained suffixes unless chaining has been configured to allow the effective rights control. The configuration for chaining controls is located on the Chaining tab of Data Configuration.

> Anonymous. Select this radio button to check the access rights of anonymous requests on the chosen entry.

> Other. Select this radio button if you wish to know the access rights of a specific user on the chosen entry. Enter that user's DN in the text box or click Browse to find it in the directory.

> Display rights on the following attributes. This table lists the attributes for which the effective rights will be retrieved. Select or deselect the checkbox beside each attribute name to mark the attribute for retrieval or not.

> The table contains all attributes that are allowed by the object classes of the chosen entry, according to the current schema. The table also includes the aci, nsrole, and nsroledn operational attributes. By default only those attributes that currently exist in the entry are selected. Selecting attributes that do not exist in the entry allows you to see if the user has the right to add them to the entry.

> Check All. This button will select all attributes in the table.

> Check None. This button will deselect all attributes in the table. When no attributes are selected, only the effective rights at the entry level will be retrieved.

> Check Existing. This button will restore the attribute selection in the table to the default, which is only the attributes that currently exist in the chosen entry.

> Display Effective Rights. Click this button when you have specified a user and list of attributes.

> ## See Also

> "Viewing Effective Rights" in Chapter 6 of the Sun Java System Directory Server Administration Guide.

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