root- windows administrator rights

sgolfi · Post by **sgolfi** » 17 Mar 2009 6:51

Hi to all

please can someone tell me how to prevent a job running on unix to be executed as root
and prevent a job running on windows to run as windows administrator
I have to specify only the owner of the job to run it or i have also to specify and the EM users

regards

Sotiris

philmalmaison · Post by **philmalmaison** » 18 Mar 2009 11:03

you must active SECURITY MODE YES in controlm server parameters.
as you do it, you must so define all users/password used to schedule jobs by the controlm server.

regards
Philmalmaison

mauriziog · Post by **mauriziog** » 03 Apr 2009 6:36

To assign user rights on windows machines
1) set the option in the agent configuration "logon as user" to yes
2) set user rights:
1 Log on to the CONTROL-M/Agent computer as a local administrator.
2 Choose Start => Settings =>Control Panel=> Administrative Tools => Local Security Policy.
3 In the displayed tree structure, select Local Policies.
4 In the displayed panel, double-click User Rights Assignments to display the list of user rights.
5 Double-click the user right you want to assign. The Local Security Policy Settings window for that user right is displayed.

3) then use the utility ctmpwd to assign user execution rights.

If the user that run the jobs must have network rights (roaming profile)you can change the user that starts services:
4) If Logon As User is set to N, the owner of the job is the user account for the CONTROL-M/Agent service:
— Local System
—This Account