The SUBINACL.exe is a great ResourceKit tool.
I've wanted to use it to give access for a user to be able to stop and start a service only.
I was beating my head against the wall until I came to the conclusion that my command line was failing because either the service does not reside in the default directory, or is not defined within the registry to a point where it is required in order to be altered.
Can anyone verify this? Is there a workaround?
Here's my commandline:
SUBINACL /SERVICE \\server\servicename /GRANT=domain\group=T O
I need to let a user stop an start a service on a remote server without giving them access. In addition to that, they cannot use the run/as option. I need to make this as secure as possible.
Thanks in advance.
I've wanted to use it to give access for a user to be able to stop and start a service only.
I was beating my head against the wall until I came to the conclusion that my command line was failing because either the service does not reside in the default directory, or is not defined within the registry to a point where it is required in order to be altered.
Can anyone verify this? Is there a workaround?
Here's my commandline:
SUBINACL /SERVICE \\server\servicename /GRANT=domain\group=T O
I need to let a user stop an start a service on a remote server without giving them access. In addition to that, they cannot use the run/as option. I need to make this as secure as possible.
Thanks in advance.