Process of a Service is terminated during user logoff

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Hello,

is there a way to prevent following situation:

- Service A is running with user credentials B
- User B logs on to the machine
- when User B logs off the process of Service A is terminated

best regards
 
Sounds like it isn't really a service.

This article may help.

HOWTO: Create a User-Defined Service
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=137890

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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:
| Hello,
|
| is there a way to prevent following situation:
|
| - Service A is running with user credentials B
| - User B logs on to the machine
| - when User B logs off the process of Service A is terminated
|
| best regards
 
Dave said:
Sounds like it isn't really a service.
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the parameter under the service hive are the same like for other
services. What do you mean with "really a service" ?

Regards
 
ZZT said:
the parameter under the service hive are the same like for other
services. What do you mean with "really a service" ?

Regards
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Service means, it runs whether anyone is logged in or not.
 
ZZT said:
Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]:
Service means, it runs whether anyone is logged in or not.
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then its is a real service but its terminated anyway :(

Regards
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What service is this?
What account does it log in using?
 
Lanwench said:
What service is this?
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its a service from a monitoring software
What account does it log in using?
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its an administrative account (system account will not work)
when logging on with this administrative account and logoff, the process
of the service is terminated. May be I have to mention that the service
is clustered with MS Cluster but from point of service its the same if
its clustered or not because the cluster is doing the stopping and
starting and not me or the system. The service is set to manual (as it
should be if its clustered)
 
ZZT said:
its a service from a monitoring software

its an administrative account (system account will not work)
when logging on with this administrative account and logoff, the
process of the service is terminated. May be I have to mention that
the service is clustered with MS Cluster but from point of service
its the same if its clustered or not because the cluster is doing the
stopping and starting and not me or the system. The service is set to
manual (as it should be if its clustered)
Click to expand...

I'm not a cluster expert by any means. Have you contacted the software
developers for support?
 
I agree with Lanwench. Get in touch with the developer.

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

:
| > What service is this?
| its a service from a monitoring software
|
| > What account does it log in using?
| its an administrative account (system account will not work)
| when logging on with this administrative account and logoff, the process
| of the service is terminated. May be I have to mention that the service
| is clustered with MS Cluster but from point of service its the same if
| its clustered or not because the cluster is doing the stopping and
| starting and not me or the system. The service is set to manual (as it
| should be if its clustered)
|
 
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