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IIS Server Security >> IISReset for non-Admins

by UGF1bCBEaUdpb3JnaW8 » Wed, 24 Oct 2007 23:27:00 GMT

I have a group of IIS 6.0 servers (Windows 2003 Standard Edition), which are
all managed by a support group. The members of the support group are not
Admins on these IIS servers. I am managing these servers with a single GPO.

The support would like to have rights to run IISRESET. What do I need to do
to allow them to run IISRESET on these servers without being administrators?

Thank you in advance,
Paul DiGiorgio

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IIS Server Security >> IISReset for non-Admins

by Rick Barber » Fri, 26 Oct 2007 01:44:30 GMT


I would try setting up a scheduled task that runs under an administrator
account that those users are able to start on each server as needed.

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