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It depends if you want to use GPO to grant that right or not. I usually just do it locally since I don't need it to often. <br />
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<a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc739424(v=ws.10).aspx" rel="ugc">Log on as Service</a>
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It depends if you want to use GPO to grant that right or not. I usually just do it locally since I don't need it to often.

Log on as Service [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc739424(v=ws.10).aspx]

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The question is how do I check if it has this granted or not both through GPO and/or locally. Thanks.
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The question is how do I check if it has this granted or not both through GPO and/or locally. Thanks.

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Are you trying to check all users to see who has it and not just a specific user? If you're just looking for a specific user on a machine that link will tell you how to do it
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Are you trying to check all users to see who has it and not just a specific user? If you're just looking for a specific user on a machine that link will tell you how to do it

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How/where can I check if SharePoint service account has the 'logon as service' permission delegated? Is it in AD or locally on the server?
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How/where can I check if SharePoint service account has the 'logon as service' permission delegated? Is it in AD or locally on the server?

Check if SharePoint service account has the 'logon as service' permission

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