To clean up the ACLs, manually delete these GUID entries.

To clean up the ACLs, manually delete these GUID entries.

Author: vishalk9040

articles/storage/blobs/data-lake-storage-access-control.md

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 ### Why do I sometimes see GUIDs in ACLs?
 
-A GUID is shown if the entry represents a user and that user doesn't exist in Azure AD anymore. Usually this happens when the user has left the company or if their account has been deleted in Azure AD. Additionally, service principals and security groups do not have a User Principal Name (UPN) to identify them and so they are represented by their OID attribute (a guid). A manual clean up needs to be done to remove these GUID. 
+A GUID is shown if the entry represents a user and that user doesn't exist in Azure AD anymore. Usually this happens when the user has left the company or if their account has been deleted in Azure AD. Additionally, service principals and security groups do not have a User Principal Name (UPN) to identify them and so they are represented by their OID attribute (a guid). To clean up the ACLs, manually delete these GUID entries. 
 
 ### How do I set ACLs correctly for a service principal?