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Posted by Steven L Umbach on April 11, 2006, 9:41 pm
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I don't think you mean service owner, maybe service logon account. Changes
to Local Security Policy will not be "effective" policy if that user right
is enforced by domain level Group Policy which can be checked by running
rsop.msc on the XP Pro/W2003 computer. You can use the RK tool NTRights to
add a user to a service [SeServiceLogonRight] user right on the local
computer such as logon as a service. --- Steve
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/279664/EN-US/ --- NTRights. User rights
are case sensitive.
> Hello,
>
> I have been unsuccesfully trying to do something for a while and I dont
> know what to do.
>
> Changing a service owner to a user using the services gui works fine,
> but if I do it programmatically, whether using WMI, sc.exe or whatever,
> it does not tell the local policy that the user has log on as service
> rights. The Domains group policy says they can, but if I look at the
> local policy the list of users with this right arent there.
>
> What is the extra step the services manager gui does to add the user to
> the local security policy?
>
> I dont understand why this issue isnt better publicised.
>
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