Non-admin restarting services

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Mark Rushing

Does anyone know offhand how I can give a non-admin user
permission to stop and restart services on a windows 2000
machine?
 
Mark,

There are several methods of granting rights to start/stop services for
non-admin users.
KB article 288129: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=288129 discusses these.
The 3 main methods are a domain based GPO, a security template or using
subinacl.exe. Hope that this helps.

blim
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