Impersonation

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Dear All,
We are using a video phone application which works only with administrative
privileges. But we want normal domain users to be able to use this
application. We tried using 'run as' command in the back end, but we are
unable to send the password parameter. Kindly suggest on this.

Regards
Ram
 
Ram said:
Dear All,
We are using a video phone application which works only with administrative
privileges. But we want normal domain users to be able to use this
application. We tried using 'run as' command in the back end, but we are
unable to send the password parameter. Kindly suggest on this.

Regards
Ram
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Replace the video phone application with one properly designed to work
on a securable operating system.


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Hi Jesper,
We are using Innomedia video telephony application. Though we are able to
start the application under normal domain user, the video doesn’t come. The
application is fully functional only under account with local administrator
privileges.

Regards
Ram
 
Hi Bruce,
We require this video application to be integrated with our application
developed in Dot net.

Regards
Ram
 
Hi Bruce,
We require this video application to be integrated with our application
developed in Dot net.
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Then you need to change your application and paths for development. We
design networks for clients, large and small, and not one of them runs
as a local admin on any of their workstations.

When I setup residential users I create two accounts, Owner and Limited,
only Owner is a local administrator and they are told to only use that
account to install/remove software/hardware, and they mostly follow that
rule.

Your application is broken if it won't work with basic security
concepts, and it doesn't follow Microsoft standards if it requires users
to be local admins.
 
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