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''Access control lists (ACLs)'' - Used to set permissions or access rights for users or groups to specific system objects, such as directories or files. | * ''Access control lists (ACLs)'' - Used to set permissions or access rights for users or groups to specific system objects, such as directories or files. | ||
''Root squash'' - Controls super user access rights to a Lustre file system. | * ''Root squash'' - Controls super user access rights to a Lustre file system. | ||
For information about Lustre security features, see Chapter 26 in the [[Lustre_Documentation|''Lustre Operations Manual'']]. | For information about Lustre security features, see Chapter 26 in the [[Lustre_Documentation|''Lustre Operations Manual'']]. | ||
Revision as of 09:43, 5 October 2009
Lustre security features include:
- Access control lists (ACLs) - Used to set permissions or access rights for users or groups to specific system objects, such as directories or files.
- Root squash - Controls super user access rights to a Lustre file system.
For information about Lustre security features, see Chapter 26 in the Lustre Operations Manual.
