Administrator has God like rights to begin with. I am not sure which of
these rights impicitly contains the ability to run a WCF service, but you
can be suere there is one. I would imagine someone has this documented
somewhere, if you are inclined to spend the time searching. Sorry i do not
have a more firm answer. ;-)
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"Scott" <nospam2211@yahoo.co.ukwrote in message
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ok, got it working when i added my admin user WCF to "act as part of the
OS" local secrity policy.
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So the question is, why did the ADMINISTTOR user installation work when
the ADMINISTRATOR user does not appear in the policy "act as part of the
OS" ?
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.... and why did I need to add my addition WCF administrative user to this
policy for its installation to work ?
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What is the difference between these 2 users names when they are part of
the same user group ?
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Thanks for any advice.
Scott
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