Package deployment through Domain admins
Hi Guys
I have a package that needs to be deployed through domain admins ,i.e., adminstrator account ,actually i have take one user name and password for a user who belongs to admin account and embbed this in package ,
so when package goes to domain admins it has to authenticate the user password and name and provide full rights to execute the package on all normal non admin user system.
can i do this in my package ,as i use WISE tool for the same.
thanks
I have a package that needs to be deployed through domain admins ,i.e., adminstrator account ,actually i have take one user name and password for a user who belongs to admin account and embbed this in package ,
so when package goes to domain admins it has to authenticate the user password and name and provide full rights to execute the package on all normal non admin user system.
can i do this in my package ,as i use WISE tool for the same.
thanks
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
Hmmm...hard-coding domain admin username and password in an MSI...
I think the word I'd use here is "sub-optimal". Surely your deployment mechanism can deploy with suitable privileges?
I think the word I'd use here is "sub-optimal". Surely your deployment mechanism can deploy with suitable privileges?
Posted by:
sunny4u
16 years ago
admin username and passwords
Hi Vb
thanks
but how do i hard code in msi user name and password... any tips for it..
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
Er...my point was sarcastic. You absolutely do NOT want to have a domain admin-level account name ans password in an MSI.
How are your packages deployed? Why does this package need domain admin-level access?
How are your packages deployed? Why does this package need domain admin-level access?
Posted by:
revizor
16 years ago
Sunny4u,
I'm dying to find out what exactly the software does in order to call for domain admin rights, and why wouldn't local admin rights suffice?
I'm dying to find out what exactly the software does in order to call for domain admin rights, and why wouldn't local admin rights suffice?
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
ORIGINAL: revizorI recall a release of Open Bloomberg (I think it was that...) which required membership of the local 'Administrators' group. Using an account with locakl admin rights wouldn't suffice - you had to be in the group! Awesome! LOL
I'm dying to find out what exactly the software does in order to call for domain admin rights, and why wouldn't local admin rights suffice?
Posted by:
jmcfadyen
16 years ago
sounds to me like you need to learn the concepts of msi elevation.
Posted by:
MicrosoftBob
16 years ago
I recall a release of Open Bloomberg (I think it was that...) which required membership of the local 'Administrators' group. Using an account with locakl admin rights wouldn't suffice - you had to be in the group! Awesome! LOL
What is the difference between "membership of the local 'Administrators' group" and "account with locakl admin rights" ?
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
ORIGINAL: MicrosoftBobAn account which is assigned Full Control for everything: file system, registry, GP...the works.
What is the difference between "membership of the local 'Administrators' group" and "account with local admin rights" ?
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