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Secure UNIX Access Permissions

Secure UNIX access permissions are enabled by default for all new installations.

With secure UNIX access permissions, you don’t need to manually provide group permissions and other user access permissions during UNIX installations. Instead, the installer automatically applies smart default and secure permissions to all files added during the installation, based on file type.

Note

The following features will not work with secure UNIX access permissions. If you want to use these features, you must disable secure UNIX access permissions.

  • Backup and restore impersonation on UNIX

  • Commvault end-user command line interface on UNIX

You can enable/disable secure UNIX access permissions on existing clients. For more information, see the following:

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