Any permissions that are placed on a computer resource are considered access rights. For example, if an account does not have access rights to a file you may be unable to see, read, or write to that file. When this occurs, you will receive an access denied error.
Account, ACL, Network terms, Permission
Related information
- MS-DOS users can set the file access rights using the attrib command.
- Unix, Linux, and variants of these operating system users can use commands such as the chmod command and chown command.
- Network and network card help and support.