Authorize the Service Account
The account used to run processing services requires permission to run as a service. Prior to installing anything, perform this process on:
- Your batch server/reconciliation server (in a large-scale implementation with three servers)
- Your processing server (in a two server application implementation)
- Your application server (in a single server implementation).
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To authorize the service account:
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On the appropriate server, log in as an administrator (suggested:
<Admacct />
). -
Go to:
- On Windows Server 2012, Start > Administrative Tools > Local Security Policy
- On earlier releases of Windows Server, Start> All Programs > Administrative Tools > Local Security Policy.
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Select the Local Policies node, and choose User Rights Assignment.
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Open the policy
Log on as a service
, and add the service account (example:<Svcacct />
). -
Open the policy
Log on as a batch job
, and add the service account (example:<Svcacct />
). -
Click OK.
Tip: A Microsoft error dialog
Security Templates - An extended error has occurred. Failed to save Local Policy Database.
may appear. This error is described at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2411938, and may safely be ignored.
Parent topic:Upgrading FlexNet Manager Suite