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User permission to run Cirrus v4 on the server

Last post 08-11-2008 3:15 PM by Mark Wiggans. 3 replies.
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  • 08-11-2008 7:39 AM

    • tdvojmoc
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    User permission to run Cirrus v4 on the server

    Is it possible to run and use Cirrus v4 with only Domain User permissions on the server?

    With User and Power User I receive "SWL-1001 - The Installation of Solarwinds Tools is Corrupt" error message. With Administrator permissions it runs just fine.

    --- Tomaz
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  • 08-11-2008 11:03 AM In reply to

    Re: User permission to run Cirrus v4 on the server

    We need permissions to access both the database and Windows Scheduler for jobs, which is why we always recommend using Administrator privileges.  

    Chris LaPoint
    Sr. Product Manager
    NCM (Cirrus), ipMonitor, LANsurveyor
    SolarWinds
    Austin, TX
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  • 08-11-2008 2:52 PM In reply to

    • tdvojmoc
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    Re: User permission to run Cirrus v4 on the server

    chris.lapoint:

    We need permissions to access both the database and Windows Scheduler for jobs, which is why we always recommend using Administrator privileges.  

    Our Cirrus database is on a separate server and the user is not an administrator on the DB server. I haven't sniffed the SQL connection string, but it seems it works just fine with separate SQL account.

    Is "SWL-1001" a normal response when insufficient permissions are in place and the application wouldn't even start?

    --- Tomaz
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  • 08-11-2008 3:15 PM In reply to

    Re: User permission to run Cirrus v4 on the server

    tdvojmoc:

    Is "SWL-1001" a normal response when insufficient permissions are in place and the application wouldn't even start?

     

    Yes, make sure that you are installing Cirrus while logged into the Cirrus Server with local administrator privileges and running the application too.

    Mark Wiggans
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