Remote Admin Mode and Applications

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Rocky Rapson

I have a Win2K server, with TS in remote admin mode. I
use WinXP Pro Remote Desktop to access the server to
monitor a program running on the server.

This application uses Pervasive.SQL 2000i DBMS. I
connect to the TS as a member of the Domain Admins group
which has full permissions on that server. When I login
to the console, the DBMS Monitor program lets me view
current users, resources in use, etc. When I use TS to
connect, I get an error that says I have "insufficient
rights to get or set information."

If I run the program (Monitor) as a different user (i.e.,
local administrator) it works under TS.

Is there any way I can run the app as my domain admin
account or is this a limitation on terminal server in
Remote Admin mode?

TIA
 
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Guest

Can you not use "run as" when you're logged on with a different account? It sounds like the program will only run with the service account, yes

Patrick Rous
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Serve
http://www.workthin.co

----- Rocky Rapson wrote: ----

I have a Win2K server, with TS in remote admin mode. I
use WinXP Pro Remote Desktop to access the server to
monitor a program running on the server.

This application uses Pervasive.SQL 2000i DBMS. I
connect to the TS as a member of the Domain Admins group
which has full permissions on that server. When I login
to the console, the DBMS Monitor program lets me view
current users, resources in use, etc. When I use TS to
connect, I get an error that says I have "insufficient
rights to get or set information.

If I run the program (Monitor) as a different user (i.e.,
local administrator) it works under TS

Is there any way I can run the app as my domain admin
account or is this a limitation on terminal server in
Remote Admin mode

TI
 
G

Guest

Yes, that's exactly how I'm running it now. Figured that
out right after I posted the original message. Thanks.

-----Original Message-----
Can you not use "run as" when you're logged on with a
different account? It sounds like the program will only
run with the service account, yes?
 

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