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You’ll need an app called Srvcheck.exe: Server Share Check. This can be obtained with the Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit Tools At an administrator command prompt run (in directory where srvcheck.exe is located):
obviously replace “server-name” with whatever machine you want the list the user/groups/shares for To restart a machine remotely use the following (from command prompt):
To restart if you are already RDP’d in to the machine (from command prompt):
In this case my error looked something like:
Because I was running Tomcat6 on an active directory domain controller (windows server 2003) I was unable to grant “Log on as a service” rights. The FIX: Run the service as “NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService” (no quotes) with a blank password. Login as a Service with NT . . . → Read More: HowTo: Fix Event Log Error “service account does not have the necessary user right “Log on as a service.” |
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