IVMSecurity interface

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05/31/2018

The IVMSecurity interface manipulates the access rights of an object in Virtual Server.

Members

The IVMSecurity interface inherits from the IDispatch interface. IVMSecurity also has these types of members:

Methods
Properties

Methods

The IVMSecurity interface has these methods.

Method	Description
_ToSecurityDescriptor	Creates a self-relative SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR structure representing the current state of the IVMSecurity instance.
AddEntry	Adds a new access control entry.
FindEntry	Finds an existing access control entry.
RemoveEntry	Removes an access control entry.

Properties

The IVMSecurity interface has these properties.

Property	Access type	Description
AccessRights	Read-only	Contains a representation of the discretionary access control list.
CurrentUserAccessRights	Read-only	The access rights for the caller of the COM interface.
GroupName	Read/write	The account name of the group.
GroupSid	Read/write	The SID string of the group.
OwnerName	Read/write	The account name of the owner.
OwnerSid	Read/write	The SID string of the owner.

Examples

The following example shows how to create and use an IVMSecurity object from VBScript:

Dim vsApp
    Set vsApp = WScript.CreateObject("VirtualServer.Application")

    Dim vsSecurity
    Set vsSecurity = WScript.CreateObject("VirtualServer.VMSecurity")

    Rem By default, the newly created VMSecurity object will have
    Rem the service account as the owner. Since this is normally 
    Rem the NetworkService account, we'll need to change the owner.

    vsSecurity.OwnerName = "Administrators"

    Rem Allow users to view and start virtual machines, but only
    Rem computer Administrators can configure them.

    Dim ace
    Set ace = vsSecurity.AddEntry("Administrators",vmAccessRights_Allowed)
    ace.WriteAccess = True
    ace.ReadAccess = True
    ace.ExecuteAccess = True
    ace.DeleteAccess = True
    ace.ReadPermissions = True
    ace.ChangePermissions = True

    Set ace = vsSecurity.AddEntry("Everyone",vmAccessRights_Allowed)
    ace.ReadAccess = True
    ace.ExecuteAccess = True
    ace.ReadPermissions = True

    Rem The service account also needs access.

    Set ace = vsSecurity.AddEntry("NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService",vmAccessRightsAllowed)
    ace.WriteAccess = True
    ace.ReadAccess = True
    ace.ExecuteAccess = True
    ace.DeleteAccess = True
    ace.ReadPermissions = True
    ace.ChangePermissions = True

    vsApp.Security = vsSecurity

Requirements


Product	Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 onWindows Server 2003
Download	Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 Update onWindows Server 2008orWindows Server 2003
Header	VsComInterfaces.h

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