Type Markers: The following identity type markers are used in output messages: U - Windows user G - Windows group A

Type Markers:

    The following identity type markers are used in output messages:

        [U] - Windows user
        [G] - Windows group
        [A] - A group specific to Team Foundation Server, such as "Project Administrators"

      a [A] - Administrative group
      e [A] - Everyone group
      s [A] - Service account group

        [X] - The identity is not valid.
        [?] - The identity type is not known.

    The following access control entry markers are used in output messages:

        [+] - ALLOW access control entry
        [-] - DENY access control entry

      * [ ] - Inherited access control entry

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