000180564
MMC crashes when Admin authentication uses ServiceAdministratorGroup
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Title | MMC crashes when Admin authentication uses ServiceAdministratorGroup |
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URL Name | mmc-crashes-when-admin-authentication-uses-serviceadministratorgroup |
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Article Number | 000180564 |
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Environment | Product: OpenAccess Management Console
Version: 8.0, 8.1.0.50 OS: Windows |
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Steps to Reproduce | On a Windows 64-bit machine:
Configure 2 additional administrators called Administrator2 and Administrator3 Add Administrator2 and Administrator3 to the Windows Administrators group Open the OpenAccess 8.1 Management Console and: - In the Agent Administration Security section, add new Attribute ServiceAdministratorGroup and give it value machinename\Administrators - Remove the ServiceAdministrator attribute Save the configuration Restart the Agent Service Attempt to connect to the Agent Service using use machinename\Administrator - An error is returned Also attempt to connect to the Agent Service using machinename\Administrator2 - MMC crashes |
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Clarifying Information |
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Error Message | Logon to Service (Not Responding)
Network problem, connection unexpectedly closed by peer Could not make a connection to the Service at machinename:19985 Network problem, connection unexpectedly closed by peer (Error: 2300) |
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Defect Number | Defect 60812 |
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Last Modified Date | 11/20/2020 7:18 AM |
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