Get-NTFSAccess from the NTFSSecurity module

I’m lovin’ the NTFSSecurity module more and more!

In my first attempt I looked up the NTFS Access on folders that were explicit using Get-ChildItem2 -Recurse. In hindsight this is definitely a WET solution!

Turns out NTFSSecurity module has a cmdlet for getting NTFS Access aptly named:
Get-NTFSAccess!

So there’s no need to reinvent the wheel, think DRY!!!

The code then becomes quiet simple:

Get-ChildItem2 $Path -Recurse -Directory | Get-NTFSAccess -ExcludeInherited

That’s all there is to it! No muss no fuss!!!

Here’s how to get an overview of all the cmdlets in the module with syntax:

Get-Command -Module NTFSSecurity -CommandType Cmdlet -Syntax | Out-GridView

There’s even a Get-NTFSOrphanedAccess cmdlet! Talk about being spoiled!!!

Good watching out for the community raandree! Your code rocks!!!

Ttyl,

Urv

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1 thought on “Get-NTFSAccess from the NTFSSecurity module

  1. Pingback: Revisiting NTFS Longpaths issue | pshirwin

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