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Protect Computers from Enterprise Console 4

joeyl

I have the Enterprise Console 4 loaded on a domain server. I want the techs to be able to protect computers from their console. The techs do not have domain admin rights, but are part of a domain group that has local admin rights on the domain computers. When they try to protect the computers with their domain acounts it comes up with "The Specified Credentials are invalid" I can do it fine using my domain admin account. I gave the techs rights to all Sophos related folders and registry keys but it still would not work. If I make the techs local admin on the Sophos server it works fine. Is there a workaround so that I don't have to give them admin rights on the server?

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    This Windows security always gives me headaches :smileymad: ... :smileyhappy:

    Ok, it won't help you when I say it works for me. So I've played a lot with various combinations and here's my next question: Is this group allowed (or explicitely denied) to log on locally  in the Local Security Settings? If this doesn't help please check the Security Event Log - the check from the console generates a security event.

    Christian 

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    This Windows security always gives me headaches :smileymad: ... :smileyhappy:

    Ok, it won't help you when I say it works for me. So I've played a lot with various combinations and here's my next question: Is this group allowed (or explicitely denied) to log on locally  in the Local Security Settings? If this doesn't help please check the Security Event Log - the check from the console generates a security event.

    Christian 

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