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How To
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Product:
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Symphony
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Product Version:
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7.1
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Component:
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Symphony Server
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Created:
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20-Sep-2011 10:01:15 AM
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Last Updated:
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Configure Symphony services to log on under a specific user account
Task 1: Grant the local account permission to Log On as service. - On the computer that hosts the Symphony services, run secpol.msc or open Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Local Security Policy.
- Expand Local Policies and click User Rights Assignments.
- Right-click Log on as Service and click Properties.
- Click Add User or Group.
- Add the user account that the Symphony Server uses and click OK.
Note: If the user account that you add is not a local or domain administrator, perform the following steps. - Open a command prompt.
- Use the following command to grant local/domain user access permission to the IIS folders:
cd c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319 aspnet_regiis.exe -ga domain\user
- Use the following command to reserve the URL for a non-administrator user account:
netsh add urlacl url=http://+:5047/Soap/ user=DOMAIN\user
Task 2: Add global settings Configure all Symphony services to log on with a specific Windows account. - In the server configuration interface, click Devices > Servers.
- Select a server and click Edit.
- In the Manage Services section, perform the following tasks:
- Select This account.
- Type the username for the user account. If you do not include a domain, the username must include .\ as a prefix.
- Type the password. for the user account.
- Click Save.
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