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CCNA 2 Chapter 7: Access Control Lists 100% accurate answers What is an ACL? An access control list (ACL) is a list of users or groups and the permissions they're given. Linux ACLs, like Linux owner, group, and world permissions, consist of three permission bits, one each for read, write, and execute permissions. The file's owner can assign ACLs to an arbitrary number of users and groups, making ACLs more flexible than Linux permissions, which are limited to groups defined by the system admi...