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list privilege for start service windows server 2008

PiotrIr

Hi,

Could you help me to find answer for following question please?

I need to give rights to one of developers for service installation, starting and stopping. I would like to avoid giving him administrator privileges.

Is any way to achieve the goal?

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earweed

PiotrIr wrote: »

Hi,

Could you help me to find answer for following question please?

I need to give rights to one of developers for service installation, starting and stopping. I would like to avoid giving him administrator privileges.

Is any way to achieve the goal?

Could you be more specific. What kind of services ?
If it's just generally any and all services then this is a really good questionthat I would like to see the answer to myself.

PiotrIr

He developes integration software which works as a service. He needs to install and run it.

blargoe

I don't think you're going to be able to allow him to install it on his own without admin rights.