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Joined: 6/16/2008 Posts: 2 Location: UK
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Installed Lansweeper - no problems or errors all working fine.
Copied the script and and set it to run as a logon script via a gpo for a security group again all working fine, however all the computers are showing up as red and do not have any details.
The lansweeper service account is a member of the domain admins security group so shouldnt have any problems with permissions.
I run the lan sweeper test connector from the server to the client pc and get the following error:
" Ping test OK
Remote registry test OK
Remote WMI access test FAILED Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))
Remote \\computername\c$ access test OK "
I have read over the past posts and anything relating to WMI errors -worked through them with no joy, any other ideas?
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Joined: 2/10/2005 Posts: 1,451 Location: Hamme Belgium
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Did you run dcomcnfg.exe on the client and check if the security configuration on the computer was correct?
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Rank: Freeware user Groups: Member
Joined: 6/16/2008 Posts: 2 Location: UK
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I have just ran the dcomcnfg - component services - right clicked the pc + viewed the properties of the 'my computer' Default Properties:
Enable Distributed COM (ticked) Enabled COM Internet Services (ticked)
Default authentication level = connect Default Impersonation level = Identify
- added the domain admins group and gave all permissions in Launch and Activation Permissions. - lansweeper service account is in domain admins - rebooted PC and tried to connect from lansweeper connector tool.
result:
Ping test OK
Remote registry test OK
Remote WMI access test FAILED Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))
Remote \\computername\c$ access test OK
Thanks for any further help you can give.
Running vista business 32bit, but have a number of pcs running vista and server 2003 with same result.
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Joined: 2/10/2005 Posts: 1,451 Location: Hamme Belgium
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Maybe you can try process monitor from sysinternals(microsoft) to check which item is giving the permission errors. Also enabling security auditing might give some clue in the eventviewer
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