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Setting Security Policy => Log on as a service
Hello all,
I've created a service application with "srvany.exe" and i've set this service to Log On as a specific user, because it needed more then the Local System account. All of this process was done in a .bat file.
But after that, when i'm trying to start the service, it gives an error : "Error 1069 - The service did not start due to a logon failure".
This problem is caused because the user associated to the service is not part of the security policy "Log on as a service". Manually, i now how to add this user to solve the problem...
- but how can i add this user to this policy within a .bat file ??
- is there any application or utility that could do the job ??
- any programming type so that to the extreme i build my own .exe to do it ??
thanks in advance,
js
I've created a service application with "srvany.exe" and i've set this service to Log On as a specific user, because it needed more then the Local System account. All of this process was done in a .bat file.
But after that, when i'm trying to start the service, it gives an error : "Error 1069 - The service did not start due to a logon failure".
This problem is caused because the user associated to the service is not part of the security policy "Log on as a service". Manually, i now how to add this user to solve the problem...
- but how can i add this user to this policy within a .bat file ??
- is there any application or utility that could do the job ??
- any programming type so that to the extreme i build my own .exe to do it ??
thanks in advance,
js
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You can use the "Net Add" command in your batch file to add users to specific groups.
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Thanks a lot !
"http://www.bhs.com/" got me the perfect utility for it!!
I didn't know these Windows Utilities sites! I'm more of a programmer.... so i only know a lot of programming ones!
it really helped !
have a good week!
js
"http://www.bhs.com/" got me the perfect utility for it!!
I didn't know these Windows Utilities sites! I'm more of a programmer.... so i only know a lot of programming ones!
it really helped !
have a good week!
js
Glad I could help !