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I building system from scratch and can't find anywhere any guide, explaining this. I want separate user, that under it PAserver service will run locally (in domain environment) Also - i want to create user in AD, that with it PA server will connect to remote systems to check its services and performance. Which permissions must be granted for both users ? |
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Hi WarP This FAQ attempts to answer that question: http://www.poweradmin.com/help/remoteMonitoringHints.aspx http://www.poweradmin.com/help/monitoringAccountPermissions.aspx To use two accounts like you want, you'll set the service to one account, and then you'll need to give server-specific credentials to all of the servers to use the second account. This is shown at the bottom of: http://www.poweradmin.com/help/SM_5_0/config_adding_computers.aspx But still, which permissions i do need to run properly the PAserver itself? Just logon as service not enough - its cant write database then (built in)
(11 Oct '12, 07:11)
WarP
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PA Server Monitor needs full rights to its internal folders, specifically: C:\Program Files\PA Server Monitor\ \Databases \Config \Reports \MIBs \Logs
(16 Oct '12, 11:08)
Doug ♦♦
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