A control list of your firewall that you can access.
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an access control list is a set of rules that are compared to each incoming or outgoing packet or access to determine if they are allowed to pass. The rules have different formats depending on the manufacture but they do the same thing. For example a rule may say drop all packets to port external port 155, or drop all web requests from the inside to a particular web site. In a properly configured firewall all traffic is blocked unless it matches a specific rule, this prevents an application (like a virus) using an oddball port to communicate and download more dangerous software. When a new virus is discovered one way to prevent its spread is publicize the ports it uses so they can be at least monitored if not blocked entirely.
Context-dependent access control
Discretionary Access Control
Access control list (ACL)
Access Control list is the audit settings and security settings of objects. whereas Access Control Entry is the entry within the ACL. mightymax
An access control list (or ACL) defines who can perform actions on a file or folder.
No; the guard between your computer and the Internet is usually called a firewall. An ACL is an access control list, and it specifies which users/machines can access a resource.
Access control list
An access control lists specifies the various users and what level of access they have. If you activate an access control list in a application, the various components of the application will be accessed based on the level of access permitted to them and the access level specified in the access control list for the currently logged in user.
Access Control List
Firewalls control all incoming and outgoing connections and if it's required block it or limit. Firewalls work with software, but not with accounts. Access lists control permissions and read-write rights for users (accounts) with certain username and password (if required).
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An access control list in a list of permissions, with respect to a computer filing system, that is attached to an object. They are usually accessed from a table in an operating system which hold these permissions and can vary.