At 10:15 AM 1/18/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>I thought the system account was the Administrator login. I can not seem to
>find out where to change the system account permissions. I think this is my
>problem. Any help is appreciated?
I missed the first part of the thread but to get an ODBC source to verify
across a mapped drive in win2k you need to do this kind of thing. Not
specifically sure about the working of this in NT but in win2k this is what
ya need to do.
Here's my set up
win2k pro
database on peer to peer lan with mapped drive x:
CF Server 4.5.1 single user
CFStudio 4.5.2 beta
On machine where data resides, add a user called data_admin with
administrator rights and give it a strong password(you might be able to
have a lower permission level...but I couldn;t get it to work)
On the machine where Server is running, log on as administrator
Create a new user called data_admin with the same properties as that on the
data machine
Goto administrative tools\services
On coldfusion server service right click and stop service
On coldfusion server service right click and select properties
click on logon tab
Click on Logo On As This Account
Click on browse and choose the data_admin user enter data_admin password
Click apply, then OK
On coldfusion server service right click and start service
Log off and log back on as regular user
This gives me access to my mapped drive with the proper
permissions....woohooo!
This allows the system account to connect with proper permissions to the
box where the data resides. I'm sure it's a very similar procedure in nT.
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