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Hi just some advise if possible...

I have 3 servers and a local machine. on each of the servers i have a series of services running.

Now on server1 i can stop and start a service with no problem using a vb program running from my local machine.

although on server 2 i get access denied, i dont have the required privelages...

does anyone know where the acess rights are stored or any other info?

Thanks James
May 15 '08 #1
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