Deploying script - Permission
- From: ping <wterng@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2009 07:19:47 -0800 (PST)
Hi,
I need to perform maintenance on an application. The requirement is to
update a profile by following:-
a) copy profiles to client's c:\program files\xxxxxx
b) execute a command on the application folder to restart service c:
\program files\qctray /start
I have tried to use a third party runas (cpau.exe) to copy the
specific files from netlogon to client's PC(using domain admin
credential) using domain logon script and execute the command, no
problem. However, I can't use domain user account to accomplish this -
the files cannot be copied due to ntfs permission.
What is the better approach to solve this? Can I create a service
account and disable some user rights? Or can I runas a specific domain/
local account with higher credential? It is definitely not wise to use
domain admin to deploy script, right? Currently the local admin
account password is not standardized. Need advise.
Thanks.
.
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