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Monitoring windows services under a domain ?

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    eldiablo14
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    Hello Victor,

    First I wanna thank you for this very useful tool...

    I have a problem while monitoring windows services under domains.
    Let me try to explain with an example ;

    When I try to monitor a windows service which is a local service I have no problems at all. But if this service started by user under a domain I can't do it.
    Is there a specific parameter for it ?

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hello!

      Probably the problem is with access rights - by default, NetXMS agent service runs under Local System account. Try to run it under domain user with sufficient rights.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        eldiablo14
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        Excellent !! with your help problem is solved :))

        Thank you very much

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