Re: tasklist.exe security problem??

From: Marcus (marcusbb_at_swipnet.se)
Date: 09/24/04 

Date: Fri, 24 Sep 2004 08:49:44 +0200

Steven L Umbach wrote:

> Check to see if the administrators group has the user right to debug programs in the
> appropriate security policy. For instance check Local Security Policy under security
> settings/local policies/user rights.
Yes, I checked now. Adminstrators have rights to debug
For Windows 2000 it would need to show as the
> "effective" settings. Certain utilities need this right. Other than that check the
> ntfs permissions on the executables. Software Restriction Policies in Windows 2003
> can also prevent a program from running but the user is usually told that the
> application is restricted. --- Steve

Software Restriction Policies are not defined

What it could be???

MArcus

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> "Marcus" <bafi@linux.nu> wrote in message news:4151D7E8.3EE5B828@linux.nu...
>
>>I can not run tasklist.exe on my server. It does not
>>matter if I log in as administrator locally or as domain administrator.
>> I am geting always the same message:
>>Error: Access denied
>>
>>The same problem with taskkill.exe
>>
>>It is hapen only on one server in the domain, on the rest tasklist.exe
>>is working without problems.
>>
>>Please help. Is this have to do with the Security
>>
>>Marcus
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