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I'm downloading and trying it out now. &nbsp;Thanks, I'll repost my results in a bit.
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I'm downloading and trying it out now.  Thanks, I'll repost my results in a bit.

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I don't suppose you know of a VB version of that do you? &nbsp;I'm not so hot with C++, I've used it very little. &nbsp;I contacted Michael Nelson for the copy of his DCOMPerm that can be used in VB, but I'm still waiting to hear back. &nbsp;Is there another example that I missed?
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I don't suppose you know of a VB version of that do you?  I'm not so hot with C++, I've used it very little.  I contacted Michael Nelson for the copy of his DCOMPerm that can be used in VB, but I'm still waiting to hear back.  Is there another example that I missed?

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Sweet! &nbsp;I will try this out and get back ASAP. &nbsp;Thanks.
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Sweet!  I will try this out and get back ASAP.  Thanks.

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Thanks guys, I've got it working perfectly now. &nbsp;The code and link from jwarnken were exactly what I needed, and the example from EDDYKT was most enlightening and has pointed me to some other great samples. &nbsp;So thanks to both of you. &nbsp;:)
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Thanks guys, I've got it working perfectly now.  The code and link from jwarnken were exactly what I needed, and the example from EDDYKT was most enlightening and has pointed me to some other great samples.  So thanks to both of you.  :)

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Is there a way to programatically add/remove users from a DCOM object's rights? &nbsp;What I'm looking to do is remove all existing users from a DCOM object, then add the Anonymous, Guest, and Everyone users with full rights? &nbsp;Or, is there is a utility I can shell out to that would get the job done? &nbsp;Thanks experts.
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Is there a way to programatically add/remove users from a DCOM object's rights?  What I'm looking to do is remove all existing users from a DCOM object, then add the Anonymous, Guest, and Everyone users with full rights?  Or, is there is a utility I can shell out to that would get the job done?  Thanks experts.

DCOM User Rights

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.