If you are checking NT services, then the user needs the ability to do that. Unless you make a special juser, this means running it as admin.
If you are not checking NT services then you should be able to use whatever user you want. -----Original Message----- >From: "Alex Basin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: 1/4/04 8:16:05 AM >To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: RE: [WhatsUp Forum] Whatsup user Pereviliges > >yes he needs to be an administrator > > _____ > >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ahmed Soliman >Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2004 5:26 PM >To: Whatsup List >Subject: [WhatsUp Forum] Whatsup user Pereviliges > > >Dear all, > >I just want to ask about the Privileges & Permissions needed for the user that run Whatsup on Windows 2000 Server? Must this user be an administrator, (whether on the local machine or on Domain)?? > >Best regards > > >Ahmed Soliman >Communication Engineer >National Systems Research >+20 (10) 5460289 > > > >=========================================================================== ============= >REL (Renaissance) is the leading Israeli distribution company in the areas of Data Security and Network Administration. >More than 700 REL resellers around the country offer to corporations our software and appliances. >We specialize in providing value-added services to our customers: consulting, seminars, technical support and training. >In order to review our leading and up-to-date products please visit us at: www.rel.co.il >For tech-support www.securitycenter.co.il >For our Special offers please click: www.rel.co.il/hebrew.html >=========================================================================== ============= >MIMEsweeper and Mailmarshal scanned this email message for the presence of computer viruses. >
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