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hi guys<br />
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I've got a user with Domain Admin rights trying to create a scheduled task to run a batch file on the DC itself. <br />
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I've tried going to the local security policy-&gt;user rights assignment-&gt;log on as batch job. But it's grayed out, I can't add anything to it. <br />
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Any ideas how I can make it work?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Yashy
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hi guys

I've got a user with Domain Admin rights trying to create a scheduled task to run a batch file on the DC itself. 

I've tried going to the local security policy->user rights assignment->log on as batch job. But it's grayed out, I can't add anything to it. 

Any ideas how I can make it work?

Thanks
Yashy

This task requires that the user account specified has Log on as batch job rights on DC!

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