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schtasks user
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agostino
2010-06-23 15:38:09 UTC
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Hi,
the following command from a remote machine to a win2k3:

schtasks /Run /S 192.168.1.6 /U mysrv\myusr /P mypwd /TN mytask

If myusr is administrator, it works, if it is simple user, it doesn't. Is
there a less-privileged group my user shoud belong to for this command to
work?

tnx in advance
Agostino
AvWG
2010-06-23 19:33:15 UTC
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Hij Agostino,

You can run the schedule with/under the localsystem account...

Greetings from Holland

André
Post by agostino
Hi,
schtasks /Run /S 192.168.1.6 /U mysrv\myusr /P mypwd /TN mytask
If myusr is administrator, it works, if it is simple user, it doesn't. Is
there a less-privileged group my user shoud belong to for this command to
work?
tnx in advance
Agostino
Dave Patrick
2010-06-24 03:03:00 UTC
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Believe they must be at least backup operators group.
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Post by agostino
Hi,
schtasks /Run /S 192.168.1.6 /U mysrv\myusr /P mypwd /TN mytask
If myusr is administrator, it works, if it is simple user, it doesn't. Is
there a less-privileged group my user shoud belong to for this command to
work?
tnx in advance
Agostino
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