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I have written a .NET service and it runs great. But my company uses
domain user accounts and not local user accounts, so I logged onto a
test machine with my account and installed this .NET service. I set it
to run under the LocalSystem account and Start type is manual. If
another user logs in (domain account also) to this machine, he can see
the service, but when he tries to start it an error message says
"Access is denied". Any ideas as to why only 1 user can start and stop
even though it's a domain account? How does the LocalSystem fit into
who has permissions to start and stop the service?
domain user accounts and not local user accounts, so I logged onto a
test machine with my account and installed this .NET service. I set it
to run under the LocalSystem account and Start type is manual. If
another user logs in (domain account also) to this machine, he can see
the service, but when he tries to start it an error message says
"Access is denied". Any ideas as to why only 1 user can start and stop
even though it's a domain account? How does the LocalSystem fit into
who has permissions to start and stop the service?