1.  The easiest way would be create a domain admin account as domain
admins is always added to local administrators group on machines joined
to the domain although you might get away with server operators group.  
2.  Give it a real nasty keyboard mashing style password
3.  Enable encryption in the setup to store the credentials encrytped
else eanyone with read access to the config can decode the base 64
version on the web.
4.  Use the Changes wizard to set all your checks with the same
credentials globally.

Regards

Mark Perry


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Sent: 26 March 2007 21:31
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Subject: [SA-list] Running Servers Alive as a Service

Can someone point me to a link that describes how to run Servers Alive
as a service?  I've been tinkering with this a bit today and not making
much progress.  

I've tried setting the service up to start automatically using the local
system account and enabling the service to interact with the desktop.
That sort of worked.  
Unfortunatly, lots of remote checks failed since the local system
account on this machine can't check things like disk space on other
machines.  I know I could include authentication information on each
check but that is going to be a pain in the neck to setup.

I've tried to run the service under a special account that we use to run
services.  While I see the sevice starting in the event viewer, Servers
Alive never really seems to load up the host file and never seems to
start running.  

Mart

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