Although only the SMS_UserInstancePermissions class is commonly used in SMS scripting, you can also use the following SMS classes for SMS object security:

• SMS_UserInstancePermissions   Each instance of this class represents all the rights for a particular user or group for that instance.
  
  
• SMS_UserInstancePermissionNames   Each instance of this class represents a particular right for a particular user or group on a particular instance. This class is useful for display purposes because the rights are already parsed into a form that you can read, but it takes more scripting to achieve the same results as the SMS_UserInstancePermissions class.
  
  
• SMS_UserClassPermissions   Each instance of this class represents all the rights for a particular user or group for a particular class.
  
  
• SMS_UserClassPermissionNames   Each instance of this class represents a particular right for a particular user or group for a particular class. The class is useful for display purposes because the rights are already parsed into a form that you can read, but it takes more scripting to achieve the same results as the SMS_UserClassPermissions class.
  
  

For more information about SMS security features, see Securing SMS 2003 in the SMS 2003 SDK.

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