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| Wisconsin Mike 2004-11-30, 2:46 am |
| I'll admit that I don't know a lot about Application Center - I'm a
developer, not a systems person. But I have a basic question about whether
App Center would be a good fit to solve a particular problem. (We are
currently not running App Center in our environment.)
In our Windows2000 environment, developers can view the Event Logs to
diagnose problems. Apparently, in our new Windows2003 environment,
developers cannot view the Event Logs unless they have administrator rights -
which is something we avoid at all costs on the production systems.
Would App Center provide Event Log viewing capability to development staff
who do not have administrator rights? We are looking to implement App Center
in 2005 and I'm wondering if we can configure the product to solve our needs.
Thanks for your help.
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| George Cheng [MSFT] 2004-11-30, 5:49 pm |
| Application Center's main purpose is replication/web farm
management/monitoring.
We store event log information in MSDE so you can view the events for the
entire cluster. For more info and a trial version goto
http://www.microsoft.com/applicationcenter
Thank You
George Cheng
Microsoft Application Center & Index Server Support
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| I'll admit that I don't know a lot about Application Center - I'm a
| developer, not a systems person. But I have a basic question about
whether
| App Center would be a good fit to solve a particular problem. (We are
| currently not running App Center in our environment.)
|
| In our Windows2000 environment, developers can view the Event Logs to
| diagnose problems. Apparently, in our new Windows2003 environment,
| developers cannot view the Event Logs unless they have administrator
rights -
| which is something we avoid at all costs on the production systems.
|
| Would App Center provide Event Log viewing capability to development
staff
| who do not have administrator rights? We are looking to implement App
Center
| in 2005 and I'm wondering if we can configure the product to solve our
needs.
| Thanks for your help.
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