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MSlogon add group remotely
MSlogon add group remotely
Hi, is there any way I can add MSlogon access group remotely on users PC? I 've noticed the group is not added on most of the Win 7 64-bit machines, so I could add it remotely it would save me some time, but I cannot see where the group info is stored.
Re: MSlogon add group remotely
This information is only stored in the registry.
You can either modify the registry directly (which can be quite challenging depending on what is needed) or you can use the MSLogonACL.exe program to import the permissions based on a file that details them.
Here is a post I made detailing how to modify security via the MSLogonACL.exe program, although it's in the context of working with the local administrator account.
https://forum.ultravnc.net/viewtopic.ph ... 723#p93723
Here is another post of mine that provides some more information.
https://forum.ultravnc.net/viewtopic.ph ... 470#p93470
If you want to modify the registry directly, let me know and I'll regurgitate some of my code for you.
You can either modify the registry directly (which can be quite challenging depending on what is needed) or you can use the MSLogonACL.exe program to import the permissions based on a file that details them.
Here is a post I made detailing how to modify security via the MSLogonACL.exe program, although it's in the context of working with the local administrator account.
https://forum.ultravnc.net/viewtopic.ph ... 723#p93723
Here is another post of mine that provides some more information.
https://forum.ultravnc.net/viewtopic.ph ... 470#p93470
If you want to modify the registry directly, let me know and I'll regurgitate some of my code for you.
-Ben
Re: MSlogon add group remotely
Thanks for info!
I have tried Mslogon method and it's ok for me.
Here is what I do in case any one is interested:
First I copy permission files on target machine:
copy c:\Perms.txt "\\%ip%\C$\Program Files\UltraVNC"
then I connect to machine with psexec (you need to donload it first)
psexec \\%ip% cmd
Then I navigate to proper folder and execute
mslongonacl /i /o Perms.txt
So far works great
I have tried Mslogon method and it's ok for me.
Here is what I do in case any one is interested:
First I copy permission files on target machine:
copy c:\Perms.txt "\\%ip%\C$\Program Files\UltraVNC"
then I connect to machine with psexec (you need to donload it first)
psexec \\%ip% cmd
Then I navigate to proper folder and execute
mslongonacl /i /o Perms.txt
So far works great
Re: MSlogon add group remotely
HI,
Can this done via GPO?
AS
Can this done via GPO?
AS
Re: MSlogon add group remotely
Sure
GPOs can push registry settings directly or run scripts, which is what we are already doing here.
GPOs can push registry settings directly or run scripts, which is what we are already doing here.
-Ben