Hello aramey,
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> On Nov 14, 5:09 pm, Karl Mitschke <kmitsc...@xxxxxx> wrote:
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>> Well, this would be becasue I forgot to tell you to put the account
>> you created in step 1 in the IIS_WPG local group on your CAS
>> server(s)
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| | | | | > OK, did this.
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>> Then, you need to add the account to the CAS server(s) local policy
>> "Act as part of the operating system" - follow the below steps:
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>> Open MMC, and add the group policy of the local machine snap in
>> Then, go to Computer config/windows settings/user rights assignments,
>> and
>> add under Act as part of the operating system, add the service
>> account you
>> created in step 1.
>> Karl
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| | | | | > Did start->run->"mmc" and got a blank console, followed these
> instructions and it doesn't appear to have made any difference. In
> the IIS manager, I can't figure out how to add snap-ins to that...is
> that why it didn't work?
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I should proof read my postings
On your CAS server(s):
Open a command prompt
Type secpol.msc and hit enter
Wait a bit, for the "Local Security Settings" window to open
In the left pane double click "Local Policies"
Once again, In the left pane double click "User Rights Assignment"
In the right pane, double click "Act as part of the operating system"
Add the service account you created.
Karl
11-15-2007
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