PC Remote Permissions Audit is a network permissions audit tool that lets you gather detailed user permission data from servers on the network. This includes Direct Access Token, Direct and Group Access Token, Direct and Everyone Access Token and Access via Any Token. The data is stored in an XML database on your local computer. The data can be exported to many popular formats. Data can also be reported and be sent directly to default installed printer.
Requirements:
- PC Remote Permissions Audit is supported to run on these operating systems.
- Windows 2000
- Windows XP Professional x86/64. Bit.
- Windows 2003 (Server) x86/64. Bit.
- Windows Vista (Business,Ultimate) x86/64. Bit.
- Minimum hardware requrements for running PC Remote Permissions Audit
- ~2500 MHZ processor
- 350MB of RAM (512MB recommended)
- 115MB of free disk space.
- Computer that have PC Remote Permissions Audit installed must have.
- Computer Browser service (Started)
- Remote Registry service (Started)
- File and Print sharing enabled
- Can ping remote computers within 1500ms
- Local or Domain administrator rights to remote computers
- Ability to access ADMIN$ share on remote computers
- Running PC Remote Permissions Audit against remote computers they must have.
- Computer Browser service (Started) - Recommended
- Remote Registry service (Started)
- Remote Procedure Call service (Started)
- File and Print sharing enabled
- Open TCP ports: 136
- Open UDP ports: 136,137,138
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