Installing DLL's

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We have a Software Delivery Team (SDT) which is
responsible for managing and deploying new software
(internally developed VB code) to our farms of terminal
servers. Unfortunately, and maybe due to my lack of
knowledge, we have been struggling with allowing this
team to perform it's function because there isn't a way
to allow someone to install and register code to a server
without having complete administrative rights. Is this
true and does anyone have or know of workarounds to this
issue? Up until now the System Administration staff has
been handling the updates. As we all know however, this
can get old pretty quick.

Thanks in advance for your help.
 
Jim said:
We have a Software Delivery Team (SDT) which is
responsible for managing and deploying new software
(internally developed VB code) to our farms of terminal
servers. Unfortunately, and maybe due to my lack of
knowledge, we have been struggling with allowing this
team to perform it's function because there isn't a way
to allow someone to install and register code to a server
without having complete administrative rights. Is this
true and does anyone have or know of workarounds to this
issue? Up until now the System Administration staff has
been handling the updates. As we all know however, this
can get old pretty quick.
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give the team write access to a directory which is in PATH, you can
install the DLLs and executables there.
 
Thanks for the response Luc. The problem is more related
to the registration process of the DLL's. It's my
understanding you require admin access to register the
dll's so they are available for all terminal users.
 
Have you tried to use local security policy (If you don't have a DC) or
include those people under power users group yet?

Rgds, Mauricio
 
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