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.NET Framework Developer's Guide

Configuring Permission Sets Using the .NET Framework Configuration Tool (Mscorcfg.msc)

Each security policy level has a set of permission sets that can be associated with code groups on that level. You can create a permission set for a particular level and associate it with a new or existing code group.

You can use the .NET Framework Configuration tool (Mscorcfg.msc) to configure permission sets.

Note
The .NET Framework includes several built-in permission sets. The only built-in permission set that can be changed is the Everything permission set.

In This Section

How to: Create Permission Sets: Describes how to use Mscorcfg.msc to create a permission set and associate it with a code group.

How to: Remove Permission Sets: Describes how to use Mscorcfg.msc to remove a permission set.

How to: Add Permissions to a Permission Set: Describes how to use Mscorcfg.msc to add a permission to a permission set.

How to: Remove Permissions from a Permission Set: Describes how to use Mscorcfg.msc to remove a permission from a permission set.

How to: Modify Permissions in a Permission Set: Describes how to use Mscorcfg.msc to modify a permission in a permission set.

Related Sections

Configuring Security Policy Using the .NET Framework Configuration Tool (Mscorcfg.msc): Describes how to add and change code groups and permission sets, and perform other security policy tasks using the .NET Framework Configuration tool.

Configuring Security Policy: Describes how to configure security policy.

.NET Framework Configuration Tool (Mscorcfg.msc): Describes how to use the configuration tool to configure applications and computers.