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I followed the instruction above and add test1 to Administrators Group and add test1 to "local Security Setting/Replace a process level toke. " in 10.162.13.31. And I got the following error messages while running the ping commands And then Because test1 is a domain user,I also added user test1 to "Replace a process level token" Security Ploicy settings under "Default Domain Controller policy->Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Windows settings -> Security Settings->Local Policy -> User Rights...

Hi, Using STAF: I want to check if domain user "logtest1" can ping 10.33.79.20 by issuing the command below, but got the following error message. How to run a command for a specific user who are not an administrator using STAF PROCESS? root@machine:~# staf 10.160.247.151 process start shell command "ping -n 3 10.33.79.20" USERNAME "logtest1" password 'MMMMM1!' wait STDERRTOSTDOUT RETURNSTDOUT Error submitting request, RC: 10 Additional info Error starting the process. CreateProcessAsUser failed with...

Hi, I installed STAF on a Windows machine. The STAFProc starts only when user login. For linux machines, you can create init scripts to start STAFProc automatically when booting up a linux machine. How to configure the Windows settings so that the STAFProc will start automatically once the machine is power on? Thanks,

Hi, In a firewall rule test case, some of domain users can ping a destination, some of them can not. Manually I will login as a domain user and run ping 10.33.79.20. Using STAF: I want to check if domain user "logtest1" can ping 10.33.79.20 by issuing the command below, but got the following error message. How to run a command for a specific user who are not an administrator using STAF PROCESS? root@machine:~# staf 10.160.247.151 process start shell command "ping -n 3 10.33.79.20" USERNAME "logtest1"...

10.162.13.31 is Windows 7 Enterprise. test1 is a domain user. I followed the instruction above and add test1 to Administrators Group and add test1 to "local Security Setting/Replace a process level toke. " in 10.162.13.31. And I got the following error messages while running the ping commands And then Because test1 is a domain user,I also added user test1 to "Replace a process level token" Security Ploicy settings under "Default Domain Controller policy->Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Windows...

10.162.13.31 is Windows 7 Enterprise. test1 is a domain user. I followed the instruction...