Has anyone ever used the DCOMcnfg object? I'm using IS6.3 and I can not find any information about using this object. Searching the install shield knowledge base results in "How to" articles.
I would like to set properties for a DCOM app and I don't know how to associate the app with this object and then how to set properties for it.
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DCOMcnfg object
Started by
BrianR
, Mar 26 2002 17:44
4 replies to this topic
Posted 26 March 2002 - 21:12
I've never used objects, so I can't help you out. Sorry.
Although I'm surprised to hear there's one for DCOMcnfg. Our products use a Visual Test script to do the settings, but I may want to look at that.
Although I'm surprised to hear there's one for DCOMcnfg. Our products use a Visual Test script to do the settings, but I may want to look at that.
Posted 27 March 2002 - 18:08
Thanks Taco...I found an article on MSDN that explains how to configure a DCOM service by settings in the registry (search on "setting processwide security through the registry"). This has been helpful. Now I have another problem, some of those settings are binary values and I don't know (yet) how to write binary values to the registry through InstallShield (6.3). Please let me know if you know anything about this.
Thanks
Thanks
Posted 04 April 2002 - 10:01
hi , hmm through the registry, i duno if thats very smart to do. i also used dcomcnfg and also configure settings during the setup.
there is an application u can use named: dcomperm.exe. you can do a lot with it, but not everything . but i thinkl it will help u. if you cant find it, just mail me and i will send it to you.
greetings Fouad
more information :
Syntax: dcomperm <option> [...]
Options:
-da <"set" or "remove"> <Principal Name> ["permit" or "deny"]
-da list
Modify or list the default access permission list
-dl <"set" or "remove"> <Principal Name> ["permit" or "deny"]
-dl list
Modify or list the default launch permission list
-aa <AppID> <"set" or "remove"> <Principal Name> ["permit" or "deny"]
-aa <AppID> default
-aa <AppID> list
Modify or list the access permission list for a specific AppID
-al <AppID> <"set" or "remove"> <Principal Name> ["permit" or "deny"]
-al <AppID> default
-al <AppID> list
Modify or list the launch permission list for a specific AppID
-runas <AppID> <Principal Name> <Password>
-runas <AppID> "Interactive User"
Set the RunAs information for a specific AppID
Examples:
dcomperm -da set redmond\t-miken permit
dcomperm -dl set redmond\jdoe deny
dcomperm -aa {12345678-1234-1234-1234-00aa00bbf7c7} list
dcomperm -al {12345678-1234-1234-1234-00aa00bbf7c7} remove redmond\t-miken
dcomperm -runas {12345678-1234-1234-1234-00aa00bbf7c7} redmond\jdoe password
there is an application u can use named: dcomperm.exe. you can do a lot with it, but not everything . but i thinkl it will help u. if you cant find it, just mail me and i will send it to you.
greetings Fouad
more information :
Syntax: dcomperm <option> [...]
Options:
-da <"set" or "remove"> <Principal Name> ["permit" or "deny"]
-da list
Modify or list the default access permission list
-dl <"set" or "remove"> <Principal Name> ["permit" or "deny"]
-dl list
Modify or list the default launch permission list
-aa <AppID> <"set" or "remove"> <Principal Name> ["permit" or "deny"]
-aa <AppID> default
-aa <AppID> list
Modify or list the access permission list for a specific AppID
-al <AppID> <"set" or "remove"> <Principal Name> ["permit" or "deny"]
-al <AppID> default
-al <AppID> list
Modify or list the launch permission list for a specific AppID
-runas <AppID> <Principal Name> <Password>
-runas <AppID> "Interactive User"
Set the RunAs information for a specific AppID
Examples:
dcomperm -da set redmond\t-miken permit
dcomperm -dl set redmond\jdoe deny
dcomperm -aa {12345678-1234-1234-1234-00aa00bbf7c7} list
dcomperm -al {12345678-1234-1234-1234-00aa00bbf7c7} remove redmond\t-miken
dcomperm -runas {12345678-1234-1234-1234-00aa00bbf7c7} redmond\jdoe password
Posted 18 August 2004 - 17:38
so is there a way to use the dcomperm object to grant access to aspnet users to launch microsoft word?
thanks,
Jason
thanks,
Jason
Edited by jasonVIS, 18 August 2004 - 18:15.