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I recently had the need to write a batch file that changes settings in component services on the my computer properties. (I also just realized i need to make this for individual operating systems which is ok but time consuming. )
Within Component services there is DCOM settings.
If you look at the properties of one of the services in there they have multiple tabs. The two tabs I need help with automating are the Security tab and the identity tab.
The Security tab has three sections. Launch and activation permissions, access permissions and configuration permissions.
Launch and activation permissions and access permissions look to flow down from my computer properties.
I do not see where in the registry i can set the configuration permissions.
The identity tab has one spot for "the launching user". When this is set, there is no registry entry.
If "the interactive user" is selected the registry says that it if a certain user is entered it says that.
Currently the other settings that are automated are just .reg files which a batch file puts that in place with.
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I recently had the need to write a batch file that changes settings in component services on the my computer properties. (I also just realized i need to make this for individual operating systems which is ok but time consuming. )
Within Component services there is DCOM settings.
If you look at the properties of one of the services in there they have multiple tabs. The two tabs I need help with automating are the Security tab and the identity tab.
The Security tab has three sections. Launch and activation permissions, access permissions and configuration permissions.
Launch and activation permissions and access permissions look to flow down from my computer properties.
I do not see where in the registry i can set the configuration permissions.
The identity tab has one spot for "the launching user". When this is set, there is no registry entry.
If "the interactive user" is selected the registry says that it if a certain user is entered it says that.
Currently the other settings that are automated are just .reg files which a batch file puts that in place with.
batch batch-file automation dcom
asked 7 mins ago
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I recently had the need to write a batch file that changes settings in component services on the my computer properties. (I also just realized i need to make this for individual operating systems which is ok but time consuming. )
Within Component services there is DCOM settings.
If you look at the properties of one of the services in there they have multiple tabs. The two tabs I need help with automating are the Security tab and the identity tab.
The Security tab has three sections. Launch and activation permissions, access permissions and configuration permissions.
Launch and activation permissions and access permissions look to flow down from my computer properties.
I do not see where in the registry i can set the configuration permissions.
The identity tab has one spot for "the launching user". When this is set, there is no registry entry.
If "the interactive user" is selected the registry says that it if a certain user is entered it says that.
Currently the other settings that are automated are just .reg files which a batch file puts that in place with.
batch batch-file automation dcom
asked 7 mins ago
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I recently had the need to write a batch file that changes settings in component services on the my computer properties. (I also just realized i need to make this for individual operating systems which is ok but time consuming. )
Within Component services there is DCOM settings.
If you look at the properties of one of the services in there they have multiple tabs. The two tabs I need help with automating are the Security tab and the identity tab.
The Security tab has three sections. Launch and activation permissions, access permissions and configuration permissions.
Launch and activation permissions and access permissions look to flow down from my computer properties.
I do not see where in the registry i can set the configuration permissions.
The identity tab has one spot for "the launching user". When this is set, there is no registry entry.
If "the interactive user" is selected the registry says that it if a certain user is entered it says that.
Currently the other settings that are automated are just .reg files which a batch file puts that in place with.
batch batch-file automation dcom
batch batch-file automation dcom
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