Windows 2003 Server Open File - Security Warning

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Windows 2003 Server Open File - Security Warning andrewmb 06-19-2006
Posted by on June 19, 2006, 11:59 am
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Hi,

We have programmed our own .Net "Batch Processor" to run jobs that our
end users submit. On Windows 2003 Server, each time a job is
submitted, we are required to dismiss this dialog box before the job
can run. What are the recommended methods to affect the disabling of
this dialog box?

Thanks,

Andrew
andrewmb@gmail.com


Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on June 19, 2006, 10:21 pm
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Is this the dialog about . . . this has been downloaded from the network
...
potential risk . . . blah, blah . . . sure you want to run this ??

If so, you can either change your IE internet zone settings (not advisable),
or list the source machines so that they are seen as part of the local
intranet
zone (assuming security settings are at defaults for intranet zone).

> Hi,
>
> We have programmed our own .Net "Batch Processor" to run jobs that our
> end users submit. On Windows 2003 Server, each time a job is
> submitted, we are required to dismiss this dialog box before the job
> can run. What are the recommended methods to affect the disabling of
> this dialog box?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Andrew
> andrewmb@gmail.com
>



Posted by on June 20, 2006, 12:13 pm
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The jobs have not been downloaded. The jobs are precompiled .Net apps
that are not signed. They are run from a certain server which has
already been set up through mscorcfg as a FullTrust environment for All
Code.

We create a .Net System.Diagnostics.Process instance, pass it the
filename of the job, and start it.

I have investigated the SET_MASK_NOZONECHECKS environment variable and
it works fine through the provided WSH sample script, but I am unable
to get it to work through our .Net System.Diagnostics.Process object.
I was unable to send any command line parameters through WSH.

Andrew

Roger Abell [MVP] wrote:
> Is this the dialog about . . . this has been downloaded from the network
> ...
> potential risk . . . blah, blah . . . sure you want to run this ??
>
> If so, you can either change your IE internet zone settings (not advisable),
> or list the source machines so that they are seen as part of the local
> intranet
> zone (assuming security settings are at defaults for intranet zone).
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > We have programmed our own .Net "Batch Processor" to run jobs that our
> > end users submit. On Windows 2003 Server, each time a job is
> > submitted, we are required to dismiss this dialog box before the job
> > can run. What are the recommended methods to affect the disabling of
> > this dialog box?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Andrew
> > andrewmb@gmail.com
> >


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