I was local users to remotely access Scheduled Tasks on a Windows 2008r Server...We have a Windows 2008r2 Domain
I need to allow users to remotely run and view scheduled jobs in a Windows 2008r. I was hoping they could just open their local Windows 7 or 10 Scheduled Tasks and point to the server in question and view the Tasks. I would rather not give them local admin rights on the server. I have been playing with ICACLS commands and the /grant :f appears to run but users get a message "you do not have access to this computer" when they try to connect. I have made the the users and my security group I am experimenting with have RDP permissions. Does anyone know if a way to make this happen?
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https://jetsupport.jetreports.com/hc/en-us/articles/218954508-Setting-permissions-on-scheduled-tasks explains how to do this using ICACLS. You can also just open the tasks folder (“%SYSTEMROOT%\Tasks”) and grant a user group permission to read & execute items in that folder.
To start tasks from remote, you will need to be admin. Any remote action requires admin rights by default.
You can work around this by triggering the tasks every 5 minutes or so and have the tasks check the presence of files that the users may create. understandable?
You can work around this by triggering the tasks every 5 minutes or so and have the tasks check the presence of files that the users may create. understandable?
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