Filtered ACLs

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Filter-based ACLs employ a filter-based comparison by using a specified object filter to match target objects with the effective access that applies to them.

You can add new filtered ACLs to an entry or edit existing filtered ACLs.

The default behavior of filter-based ACLs is to accumulate from the lowest containing entry, upward along the ancestor entry chain, to the highest containing entry in the DIT. The effective access is calculated as the union of the access rights that are granted, or denied, by the constituent ancestor entries. There is an exception to this behavior. For compatibility with the subtree replication feature, and to allow greater administrative control, a ceiling attribute is used as a means to stop accumulation at the entry in which it is contained.

If no ACL applies to a directory object either directly or through inheritance, the following default access is applied:

ibm-filteraclentry:group:CN=ANYBODY:(objectclass=*)normal:rsc:system:rsc
:restricted:rsc