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Required privilege using SFImpersonator.dll

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Holmes Ive #1 / 4	Required privilege using SFImpersonator.dll Would appreciate some assistance from anybody with experience in using SFImpersonator.dll in a Windows 2000 environment. The method I'm having a problem using is at the very heart of its usability, impersonating another user's account. When the code listed below is executed : 'Start Impersonation of Administrator impo.Impersonate "Administrator", "password", ".", LOGON_INTERACTIVE the following error occurs: "A required privilige is not held by the client" The very same code works flawlessly on a Windows XP Pro PC but not on any WinNt4 or Win2K PC I've tried at work. What privilige is necessary that is available on XP but not Win2K? Thanks for any assistance in resolving this issue. Then again, TqcRunas.dll from Quimeras works fine...
Thu, 12 Aug 2004 04:16:56 GMT

MVP #2 / 4	Required privilege using SFImpersonator.dll http://groups.google.com search for: SFImpersonator will quickly tell you "...you have to grant the permission "Act as part of the operating system" to the user..." -- Michael Harris Microsoft.MVP.Scripting -- Quote: > Would appreciate some assistance from anybody with > experience in using SFImpersonator.dll in a Windows 2000 > environment. The method I'm having a problem using is at > the very heart of its usability, impersonating another > user's account. When the code listed below is executed : > 'Start Impersonation of Administrator > impo.Impersonate "Administrator", "password", ".", > LOGON_INTERACTIVE > the following error occurs: > "A required privilige is not held by the client" > The very same code works flawlessly on a Windows XP Pro PC > but not on any WinNt4 or Win2K PC I've tried at work. > What privilige is necessary that is available on XP but > not Win2K? Thanks for any assistance in resolving this > issue. Then again, TqcRunas.dll from Quimeras works > fine...
Thu, 12 Aug 2004 05:24:26 GMT

Holmes Ive #3 / 4	Required privilege using SFImpersonator.dll Thanks for the tip! In my case I granted the local admin group rights to "act as part of the operating system" and the script performs flawlessly. Now is there a way to script granting the above group rights to "Act as part of the operating system" by changing the local User Rights Assignment? Once again thanks for your assistance. Quote: >-----Original Message----- >http://groups.google.com search for: SFImpersonator >will quickly tell you >"...you have to grant the permission "Act as part of the operating system" to the user..." Quote: >-- >Michael Harris >Microsoft.MVP.Scripting >-- Quote: >> Would appreciate some assistance from anybody with >> experience in using SFImpersonator.dll in a Windows 2000 >> environment. The method I'm having a problem using is at >> the very heart of its usability, impersonating another >> user's account. When the code listed below is executed : >> 'Start Impersonation of Administrator >> impo.Impersonate "Administrator", "password", ".", >> LOGON_INTERACTIVE >> the following error occurs: >> "A required privilige is not held by the client" >> The very same code works flawlessly on a Windows XP Pro PC >> but not on any WinNt4 or Win2K PC I've tried at work. >> What privilige is necessary that is available on XP but >> not Win2K? Thanks for any assistance in resolving this >> issue. Then again, TqcRunas.dll from Quimeras works >> fine... >.
Thu, 12 Aug 2004 07:08:39 GMT

MVP #4 / 4	Required privilege using SFImpersonator.dll There probably is but it's likely to be one of those "catch 22" situations... Changing user rights surely requires rights/permissions that an ordinary user wouldn't have, so you're right back where you started. I'm sure there is a way to do this with group policies, but that's not my strong suit. -- Michael Harris Microsoft.MVP.Scripting -- Quote: > Thanks for the tip! In my case I granted the local admin > group rights to "act as part of the operating system" and > the script performs flawlessly. Now is there a way to > script granting the above group rights to "Act as part of > the operating system" by changing the local User Rights > Assignment? Once again thanks for your assistance. > >-----Original Message----- > >http://groups.google.com search for: SFImpersonator > >will quickly tell you > >"...you have to grant the permission "Act as part of the > operating system" to the user..." > >-- > >Michael Harris > >Microsoft.MVP.Scripting > >-- > >> Would appreciate some assistance from anybody with > >> experience in using SFImpersonator.dll in a Windows > 2000 > >> environment. The method I'm having a problem using is > at > >> the very heart of its usability, impersonating another > >> user's account. When the code listed below is > executed : > >> 'Start Impersonation of Administrator > >> impo.Impersonate "Administrator", "password", ".", > >> LOGON_INTERACTIVE > >> the following error occurs: > >> "A required privilige is not held by the client" > >> The very same code works flawlessly on a Windows XP Pro > PC > >> but not on any WinNt4 or Win2K PC I've tried at work. > >> What privilige is necessary that is available on XP but > >> not Win2K? Thanks for any assistance in resolving this > >> issue. Then again, TqcRunas.dll from Quimeras works > >> fine... > >.
Thu, 12 Aug 2004 07:41:32 GMT

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