https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/microsoft_press/2016/09/26/free-ebook-introducing-windows-server-2016/
Ah right :)
Don't know whether you'd be able to do a spot of Process Monitoring and see if
there is a parent process (shot in dark!)?
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If you do a repadmin /showobjmeta on the object, it will give you timestamps
per attribute which would be a good starting point.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Thanks for reminding me about that. I've used it in the past and forgot all
about it. :( I need a vacation. :)
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You should be able to use Processes Explorer to find that while running the VPN.
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https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/processexplorer.aspx?f=255=-2147217396
- Stephen
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We have 16 distribution groups that are showing the exact same Modified
timestamp. A couple of these are used for automated message delivery for
different applications. Since this change date, those messages are no longer
being delivered. I use Netwrix to audit things, and it doesn't have
We tried adding them to Network Configuration Operators and it didn't help. I'm
not sure if UAC was off or not but that is our normal configuration. I'll go
through it again just to be sure.
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I've see that, but as was pointed out it one of the articles I read, what
executable do you assign that to? The offending process is a DLL.
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If the problem is the routes don't get published, you can put Users in
Network Configurator Operators group, and turn off UAC, and then normal
users can update their route maps.
James Pulver
CLASSE Computer Group
Cornell University
On 10/13/2016 07:46 AM, Melvin Backus wrote:
Budget for this
I assume you probably read this already but just in case you haven't (pulled
from http://www.winvistatips.com/threads/cmak-elevated-privs-for-vista.725462/ )
The route table updating via Cmroute in the CMAK package requires admin
privileges. Because of the introduction of UCA (user account
Budget for this is nil but I'll have a look and see. The installation of the
connectoid isn't the issue, it's all runtime when the user tries to connect to
the VPN.
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You can use privilege management tools like AppSense Application Manager, RES,
Scense and the like to configure specific files that can run with elevated
rights.
There's also tools like CPAU from JoeWare which can run scripts with elevated
privileges so that you can get the profile build to
Hello folks,
We've been working on removing admin rights for users in our environment. One
snag we've run into is related to our RAS VPN connections and CMAK profiles.
In order to make everything work we're using CMAK to build the profile which
includes routing, etc. We can't seem to find a
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