Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
rechtenstructuur - URGENT!
English translation:
authorization structure
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Siobhan Schoonhoff-Reilly
Jun 1, 2005 07:16
18 yrs ago
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Dutch term
rechtenstructuur - URGENT!
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Computers: Systems, Networks
Op basis van een uitgebreide ** rechtenstructuur ** kunnen regelen welke onderdelen en welke functies van het systeem per gebruiker en gebruikersgroep worden gebruikt.
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +4 | authorization structure | Ken Cox |
4 | permission structure, privilege structure | Jack den Haan |
3 | selective user rights | Isabelle Villancher |
Proposed translations
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authorization structure
sample refs:
DOC] Ariba Infrastructure Update
... central authorization system (ASTRA - Access to Systems Tools Resources & Applications, also under development) into the Ariba authorization structure ...
www.washington.edu/user/steering/ notes/sc011030/Ariba_Oct_2001_SC_Update.doc
The ESP Group - "At A Higher Level"
... CERT is one of the front line resources in managing data security. ... Using a Compartmented Portal with a granular authorization structure allows users ...
www.espgroup.net/security/full_cycle.htm
DOC] Ariba Infrastructure Update
... central authorization system (ASTRA - Access to Systems Tools Resources & Applications, also under development) into the Ariba authorization structure ...
www.washington.edu/user/steering/ notes/sc011030/Ariba_Oct_2001_SC_Update.doc
The ESP Group - "At A Higher Level"
... CERT is one of the front line resources in managing data security. ... Using a Compartmented Portal with a granular authorization structure allows users ...
www.espgroup.net/security/full_cycle.htm
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Comment: "Thank you Kenneth!"
9 mins
selective user rights
each user has different access privileges
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Dutch term (edited):
rechtenstructuur
permission structure, privilege structure
Agree with Kenneth (and in this context I would opt for his solution) but there are other possibilities. In Microsoft XP the term 'permission' is used: "A rule associated with an object to regulate which users can gain access to the object and in what manner. Permissions are granted or denied by the object's owner. See also: object; printer permissions; security descriptor; shared folder permissions; special access permissions". Other systems I have worked with (DEC PDP/VAX computers) use the term 'privilege'.
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