Red Hat Linux Class 12 | Linux ACL Permissions Explained | Free Training by ICNT Gyan

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Welcome to Red Hat Linux Class 12 by ICNT Gyan!
In this free live training, we will cover Linux ACL (Access Control List) Permissions, an advanced way to manage file and directory access beyond the standard Linux permission system.

🔹 What you’ll learn in this session:

What is ACL in Linux and why it’s used

Difference between standard permissions and ACL

How to set, modify, and remove ACL permissions

Commands: getfacl, setfacl with practical examples

Setting default ACLs for directories

Real-world use cases for system administrators

This training is perfect for students, Linux beginners, and aspiring system administrators who want to master advanced file permission management in Linux.

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