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Editor to share with you how the NTRights command line to modify the user rights function, I believe that most people do not understand, so share this article for your reference, I hope you can learn a lot after reading this article, let's go to know it!

This tool is the official tool of Microsoft, but the system does not come with it and needs to be downloaded.

Microsoft officially downloads "Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit Tools" installation package

After installation, copy the NTRights to the system from% ProgramFiles%\ Windows Resource Kits\ Tools

Detailed explanation of usage: (the parameter description is original by LZ-MyST, except for the login permission part)

The code is as follows:

Usage:-u xxx xxx is user / group

-m\\ xxx operates on the remote host (default local machine)

-e xxxxx add xxxxx to the event log

-r xxx removes xxx permissions

+ r xxx add xxx permission

The user permissions that can be set are as follows: (corresponding: group Policy-computer configuration-Windows Settings-Security Settings-user Rights assignment)

User permission description

SeCreateTokenPrivilege creates a tick object

SeAssignPrimaryTokenPrivilege replaces process level tokens

SeLockMemoryPrivilege locked pages in memory

SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege adjusts the memory quota of a process

SeUnsolicitedInputPrivilege's unsolicited input permission (I don't know which one corresponds to the user rights assignment)

Add workstations to the SeMachineAccountPrivilege domain

SeTcbPrivilege operates as an operating system

SeSecurityPrivilege Management Audit and Security Log

SeTakeOwnershipPrivilege takes ownership of a file or other object

SeLoadDriverPrivilege loads and unloads device drivers

SeSystemProfilePrivilege configure system performanc

SeSystemTimePrivilege changes the system time

SeProfileSingleProcessPrivilege configuration single process

SeIncreaseBasePriorityPrivilege increases schedule priority

SeCreatePagefilePrivilege creates a page file

SeCreatePermanentPrivilege creates permanent shared objects

SeBackupPrivilege backup files and directories

SeRestorePrivilege restores files and directories

SeShutdownPrivilege shuts down the system

SeAuditPrivilege generates security audit

SeSystemEnvironmentPrivilege modifies the system (firmware) environment value

SeChangeNotifyPrivilege skips traversal checking

SeRemoteShutdownPrivilege forced shutdown from remote system

SeNetworkLogonRight accesses this computer from the network

SeInteractiveLogonRight local login

SeBatchLogonRight logs in as a batch job

SeServiceLogonRight logs in as a service

SeDenyNetworkLogonRight denied access to this computer from the network

SeDenyInteractiveLogonRight rejects local login

SeDenyBatchLogonRight refused to log in as a batch job

SeDenyServiceLogonRight refused to log in as a service

Example:

Remove GUEST users from deny access to this computer from the network

NTRights-u guest-r SeDenyNetworkLogonRight

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