Re: user account management
From: KM (konstmor_at_nospam.yahoo.com)
Date: 03/10/04
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Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 13:23:10 -0800
GLopez,
You can always use MS Resource Kit tools or third party tools to
create/rename/modify group privileges/etc. during FBA. E.g. cusrmgr.exe
(console User Manager tool), net.exe (e.g. "net group /add") and so on.
TD has many restrictions in setting up user accounts.
Also, you can use a manual reseal procedure on your target device. This way
you will be able to pre-set user accounts and their settings at runtime and
have it freezed in golden image.
--
KM,
BSquare Corporation
> Hi,
> Where can I find how the user groups are defined? is there a Component
for that?
> I Tried to set a user as Power User (2) and didn't work. I though I need
to define groups or so.
>
> May be you someone can help me with this. Is there a possibility to use a
different Administrator Accound Name that "Administrator"?. Something like
"Admin", It looks I can not change the Administrator account name in the
Admin Component. What I'm triying to avoid is having an Administrator
Account using the "Administrator" as name.
>
> GLopez
> ----- anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote: -----
>
> Reto,
>
> There is a User Account component to add users and assign
> them to groups
>
> ž cmiUserName = "FieldService"
> ž cmiUserPassword = "password"
> ž cmiUserGroup = "1"
>
> NOTE: User groups are DEFINED as:
> ž cmiUserGroup 1 = Admin group
> ž cmiUserGroup 2 = Power User group
> ž cmiUserGroup 3 = User group
> ž cmiUserGroup 4 = Guest group
>
> Hope this helps
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hello,
> >>I'm trying to reduce the footprint of my windows xp
> embedded image.
> >>I removed the Internet Explorer and, because of
> unresolved
> >dependencies also the Microsoft Management Console (MMC).
> >>The drawback is now, that I cannot manage the user
> accounts anymore!
> >(Enable Guest Account)
> >>Is there a possibility to enable the guest via registry?
> Or already in
> >TD?
> >>Best Regards
> >Reto Bucher
> >.
> >
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