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?
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.
OH...McKnife I think that is what's killing me.....I have already followed the Jet Support article above