system.diagnostics Permissions

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    Default system.diagnostics Permissions

    I have a C# service that utilizes system.diagnostics for looking at currently
    running processes and other tasks, I can not seem to run this service as
    anything short of administrator, obviously not the way to go...

    I have tested this on 2000 Advanced Server & Windows Server 2003 servers,
    and they work fine when log on as a batch job and service is granted, for all
    functionality except that which uses system.diagnostics functionality.

    Does anybody know what specific rights are required or a work around that
    does not invove running the server & or service as a administrator?

    thanks in advance.

    LvBohemian Guest

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    Default Re: system.diagnostics Permissions

    System.Diagnostics is a fairly large namespace. Exactly which functionality
    (i.e.: which methods of which types) is causing this problem for you?


    "LvBohemian" <LvBohemian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:9EEBAA8E-0331-4D12-A9E4-C654F130AEE9@microsoft.com...
    >I have a C# service that utilizes system.diagnostics for looking at
    >currently
    > running processes and other tasks, I can not seem to run this service as
    > anything short of administrator, obviously not the way to go...
    >
    > I have tested this on 2000 Advanced Server & Windows Server 2003 servers,
    > and they work fine when log on as a batch job and service is granted, for
    > all
    > functionality except that which uses system.diagnostics functionality.
    >
    > Does anybody know what specific rights are required or a work around that
    > does not invove running the server & or service as a administrator?
    >
    > thanks in advance.
    >

    Nicole Calinoiu Guest

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