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How to lock-down workstations that require local admin rights for main office sql app?
we run an application that requires local administrator rights. It's a sql based application. Our server is 2012 Standard. The software vendor who supports this application is no help with this problem. How do we lock-down the workstations and still allow this sql-base program to work?
Not only does the program have to run in compatibility mode- "run as administrator, the local user must be admin rights
the workstations are windows 7
Not only does the program have to run in compatibility mode- "run as administrator, the local user must be admin rights
the workstations are windows 7
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Since one or the other would solve it, I vote for a split.
Either it can be overcome by adjusting access rights, or it can't, and then powerbroker is the state of the art solution.
Either it can be overcome by adjusting access rights, or it can't, and then powerbroker is the state of the art solution.
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I decided to split the points between the two answers; I consider the best answer the non-third-party solution, however there probably are situations where you would have to use a piece of software ( to purchase PowerBroker you have to purchase a minimum of 20 users @$37.00)
thanks to all
geek3
thanks to all
geek3
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