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I work with a piece of software that installs two DCOM objects into DCOM config under component services. &nbsp;Part of out installation requires that we manually <br />
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1. &nbsp;Set the general authentication level to none.<br />
2. &nbsp;Add the 'Anonymous' and 'Everyone' group to have 'full access' for 'launch and activation permissions' along with full &nbsp;rights for 'access permissions'<br />
3. &nbsp;Under the identity tab, set a particular user to run the application.<br />
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The easy answer would be to have this added to the install shield but I can't get this done.<br />
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As the groups are generic I would have thought this could be automated. &nbsp;Can someone show me a script or point me in the direction of a script which can do this for me?<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />
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Ben
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I work with a piece of software that installs two DCOM objects into DCOM config under component services.  Part of out installation requires that we manually 

1.  Set the general authentication level to none.
2.  Add the 'Anonymous' and 'Everyone' group to have 'full access' for 'launch and activation permissions' along with full  rights for 'access permissions'
3.  Under the identity tab, set a particular user to run the application.

The easy answer would be to have this added to the install shield but I can't get this done.

As the groups are generic I would have thought this could be automated.  Can someone show me a script or point me in the direction of a script which can do this for me?

Thanks in advance.

Ben

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