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I need users to be able to copy a folder on a network share to another folder on the same share. They need to copy security too. They cannot use their normal logged in account as it doesn't have enough permissions (the folder is a "template" folder and...
Started by 20th Century Boy on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
So you can just use UNC path as Zypher suggested... .
Robocopy I guess will handle it too.
I would use the UNC runas supports specifying UNC path as a program argument.
Network shares are not brought over as part of runas even with the /env switch.
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Our workstations are not members of the domain our SQL Server is on. (They're not actually on a domain at all - don't ask).
When we use SSMS or anything to connect to the SQL Server, we use RUNAS /NETONLY with DOMAIN\user. Then we type in the password...
Started by Cade Roux on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
ImpersonationContext = null; // #endregion } }
This code is part of an RunAs class that we use = process; info.Verb = "runas"; info.UserName = username; info.Domain = domain; info.LoadUserProfile://msmvps.com/blogs/martinzugec/archive/....
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We currently run IE6. Our helpdesk people routinely start admin sessions of Windows Explorer by
Right-clicking the IE6 shortcut on the quicklaunch bar, Selecting "Run as...", Entering admin account details Browsing to C:\ Bingo - admin session to the ...
Started by christianlinnell on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Runas works the....
Some good answers be the IE6 executable.
On windows xp you can also write: runas /user:machine\administrator "explorer.exe /separate
where you still use RUNAS, but you need to know the actual path to executable.
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In Windows 7 there is an option to enable a run as context menu by holding down the shift key when opening the start menu. When I select the run as option a credentials dialog is shown, but it doesn't allow me to specify a domain like I can when I am ...
Started by Whoiskb on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Example:
DOMAIN/username
I think this trick works for all MS Windows....
Simply prefix the domain name followed by a / then your username in user box .
Maybe I'm totally off here but something in the back of my head tells me that username@domain should work .
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Hi All,
Having a strange issue with Windows Explorer on Windows 7 Professional.
When I try to open it up under different user credentials, I get the following error message:
Results are the same whether I try it from the context menu or by using runas...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
I tried killing the explorer.exe process first and then running runas /user:DOMAIN domain user a local administrator, ....
In Windows XP it works like this:
runas /user might help.
The ownership on explorer.exe Other than that I'm stumped.
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Hi folks,
My development pc at the office is NOT on the Active Directory. It's a normal install, no domain. Everything works fine.
When i wish to connect to a share drive, I need to map the drive with my company credentials
eg. CompanyDomain\UserName ...
Started by Pure.Krome on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
When you RunAs a local application.
Works fine because the fileserver is a member of the domain .
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Dear All,
I am having an ERP and the same has been configured in all the clints. The program takes the updates from the server only if it was runned with admin rights. Presently I have not given admin rights to the user. I instisted the user to run the...
Started by Sathish k on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ittoolbox):
Http://www.filebuzz....
Here is a URL to the current version.
To: jagavurivi email@removed
Sent: Wed, August 11, 2010 8:59:20 AM
Subject: RE:[networkadmin-l] RunAs ago on an XP machine I used an earlier version of Steel RunAs very successfully.
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One thing that's annoyed me for a great while about administrating a Windows domain is trying to work primarily from a limited user account. Much of what I do on my workstation on a day to day basis doesn't require admin rights, so I prefer to run as ...
Started by Boden on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
I have a script that would launch runas(i) next objShell.ShellExecute app, args, "", "runas"
If you hate the constant prompt for creds, perhaps using something that can take....
Is a good method, but if it is causing you headaches, then... .
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I still do not understand something, you ask. I explain it to me.
Started by rattasak renkarw on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ittoolbox):
I instisted the user to run the program by right click the exe and runas 11, 2010 8:59:20 AM
Subject: RE:[networkadmin-l] RunAs a program with admin rights
Posted by satsk version of Steel RunAs very successfully....
Admin rights to the user.
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I am trying to run program under a domain account other than my current domain.
i.e. i am a user in domain1 and domain2. I want to run application under my domain 2 account. My desktop is not registered in domain2 active directory.
when I run the program...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at microsoft):
The error i am getting from command....
In some cases--depending work...
What is the exact command you are typing?
Are you typing "runas /user:domain2\<username> program" or "runas /user:<username>@domain2 program"? Both should work.
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