/Q Performs the task in quiet mode. The utility doesn??™t display any success messages. You??™ll
normally use this feature in a batch file to ensure the batch file user isn??™t bothered by messages.
However, you won??™t want to use this feature while testing your batch file or performing tasks
manually because this command line switch hides important status messages.
/L Processes the ACLs of a symbolic link, rather than the symbolic link??™s target.
Directory Defines a directory used to perform a task.
/Substitute SidOld SidNew [...] Specifies that the command should substitute an old
Security Identifier (SID) with the value of a new SID.
/Restore Restores the content of an ACL file to either an old or new SID.
/SetOwner Changes the owner of the specified items.
User Defines the name of a user who is the subject of a particular task.
/FindSID Locates all of the names that contain an ACL that mentions the specified SID.
SID Specifies an SID to used to perform a task. The SID may appear in either friendly name
form or numerical form. Append an asterisk (*) to the beginning of the SID when you use the
numerical form.
/Verify Locates all of the files that have security problems.
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