Assign local security policy rights - workgroup scenario
You must add the VUEService user to the Log on as a service, Allow log on locally, and Act as part of the operating system user rights.
- On the file Server, open the Administrative Tools.
- Click in the Search field (Cortana) on the Windows Task bar.
- Type Admin in the Search field.
- Locate Administrative Tools in the list and click the link.
- Double-click Local Security Policy.
- The Local Security Settings dialog box appears. Expand the Local Policies folder in the left pane, and then click the User Rights Assignment folder.
- In the right pane, double-click the Act as part of the operating system policy.
- The Act as part of the operating system dialog box appears. Click the Add User or Group button.
- The Select Users or Groups dialog box appears. You must ensure that you are pointing to the local workstation. Click the Locations button.
- The very first location in the list is the local workstation. Make sure the first location is selected and click OK.
- Click the Advanced button in the Select Users or Groups dialog box.
- Click the Find Now button. The list of built-in users appears.
- Click the VUEService account or the account you created in step 3 in Create account and assign administrator permissions topic. Click OK.
- Your computer is listed. Click OK to close the Select Users or Groups dialog box.
- The service name appears in the list. Click OK to close the Act as part of the operating system Properties dialog box.
- Repeat steps through 3 through 11, for the Log on as a service policy and Allow log on locally policy.
This adds the Log on as a service and Allow log on locally policies to the VUEService account (or the account you created). This also pertains to the domain account.
- Close the Local Security Settings dialog box.
- Close the Administrative Tools dialog box.
Note If your site is using a domain, create the user on the domain controller and give it the local security policies on the file server. |
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