AWE, Lock Pages, Local System Account

A new server with Win 2003 R2 EE, 16GB RAM.
AWE is needed to use all memory /(PAE is in boot.ini).

It's said that you then have to enable "Lock Pages in Memory option" in
Local Security Policy.
What if using Local System Account for sql services, doesn't that per
default have that rights ?


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