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I have hired a new IT support person, and I wanted to give him access to restart services ex: Print services, in my absense which occasionally needs resetting. Is their a way to give someone strict access to only restart services?
ASKED: Jul 6 2005  2:52 PM GMT
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What server O/S?
Last Answered: Jul 6 2005  3:06 PM GMT by Michont   25 pts.
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Howard2nd   0 pts.  |   Jul 6 2005  3:11PM GMT

A - What operating system? - I will reply as if it is 2k3.
B - Domain or workgroup? - I will presume domain
C - Will they have console access? - I will presume so.
D - What level of experience, are they command line users?

If it is only print services, then membership in the print operators group will suffice. If not then give us a little more detail, please. **If the answer to C is yes, then look at how the console is logged on. You may need to lock that door before putting a new horse in the barn. Good luck.

 

ESuazo   0 pts.  |   Jul 6 2005  3:38PM GMT

Sorry for missing the important information. I using a windows2003 server enterprise.

 

ESuazo   0 pts.  |   Jul 6 2005  3:40PM GMT

Sorry for missing the important information. I using a windows2003 server enterprise. He will be able to be in front of the server and or can remote to it. It is in a domain.

 

cptrelentless   0 pts.  |   Jul 7 2005  4:33AM GMT

Hmm, what’s up with your spooler service? Go into the service properties and check the recovery options. Get it it restart on failure. Fire Assistant.

 

vdnet666   0 pts.  |   Jul 8 2005  5:01PM GMT

IMHO, if he will be able to be in front of the server and or can remote to it - mission impossible.

 

ESuazo   0 pts.  |   Jul 13 2005  3:19PM GMT

Anyone else have any suggestion on how to resolve this concern? This is for a Windows 2003 server.

 

DrillO   0 pts.  |   Jul 14 2005  8:11AM GMT

It would appear that you have a trust issue. If so, you should review your hiring practices and/or your own misgivings about having an assistant. If you are going to hire a person in this role and you are doing the hiring, you should hire someone you trust and be comfortable with your decision.

 
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