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Websphere portal 5.1.0.1 installation issue.
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| Hello,
Inorder to run the Websphere Application Server and Websphere Portal as a service, requires the user must be a local user ID with administrator authority and the following policy rights: "Log on as a service" and "Act as part of the operating system."
How can I change my administrative privileges to the policy mentioned above in Windows XP. (The installer talks about using Windows Services for the purpose, cant locate the services window either). I would appreciate any help.
Thanks!
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| blaine67 2006-07-06, 7:19 pm |
| First, click on start>Settings>Taskbar and Start Menu, click on the Start Menu Tab at the top once the property is displayed, Using the Classic menu style, click on Customize,make sure the Administrative Tools checkbox is checked, click on OK and then OK
again to close the property window. The Admin Tools should be on your start menu now.
Second, using your start menu, select Administrative Tools, and then 'Local Security Policy'. This is where you change your admin rights. Right-click on and select properties on any of the policy options, and then add your local admin user you created t
o the selected policies........Hope this helps.
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| Sri Subhash 2006-07-11, 1:11 pm |
| Hello
b laine67 , i'm facing a problem to start my portal server after installing the WAS ND on the same machine on which i installed Portal machine for clustering purpose.
My logs are not at all helping me to find out the Error . So , could you please help me .
your suggestions are valuable
with thanks
subhash
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Originally posted by blaine67
First, click on start>Settings>Taskbar and Start Menu, click on the Start Menu Tab at the top once the property is displayed, Using the Classic menu style, click on Customize,make sure the Administrative Tools checkbox is checked, click on OK and then OK
again to close the property window. The Admin Tools should be on your start menu now.
Second, using your start menu, select Administrative Tools, and then 'Local Security Policy'. This is where you change your admin rights. Right-click on and select properties on any of the policy options, and then add your local admin user you created t
o the selected policies........Hope this helps.
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| Charly Oz 2006-07-25, 1:26 pm |
| Sri,
Have you checked that there is no port conflict between Portal and your
newly installed version of WAS?
"Sri Subhash" <Sri.Subhash.2asm8i@mail.webservertalk.com> wrote in message
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> Hello
> b laine67 , i'm facing a problem to start my portal server after
> installing the WAS ND on the same machine on which i installed Portal
> machine for clustering purpose.
> My logs are not at all helping me to find out the Error . So , could
> you please help me .
> your suggestions are valuable
> with thanks
> subhash
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> blaine67 wrote:
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