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Marek - 01 Dec 2004 11:30 GMT
I wrote a program and it need to set fulltrust permissions in machine for
running this applications from share. (.NET Configuration Tool -> Runtime
Security Policy -> Machine -> Permissions Stes ->Full trust).

Is there any method to use 3th mechanism (like GPO or other 3rd tools) to
set it on a lot of computers? I don't want to run from first to second
machine... (there will be about 8000 stations...)
Joel Martinez - 01 Dec 2004 17:12 GMT
you can create a deployment package from the .NET Framework
Configuration tool (right click on Runtime Security Policy).  This
will create an MSI which you can deploy to your workstations using GPO
or something like Landesk.

Joel Martinez
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> I wrote a program and it need to set fulltrust permissions in machine for
> running this applications from share. (.NET Configuration Tool -> Runtime
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> set it on a lot of computers? I don't want to run from first to second
> machine... (there will be about 8000 stations...)
Marek - 02 Dec 2004 07:07 GMT
Thanks for answer.
My situation is a bit different. I have my software (normal windows
application) on server. Every user can run it from mapped disk/share.
But he needs some permissions.
I tested, that when I set Permissions on my station for application from
server, it works fine. I don't want to create package and deploy my
application on every station....

> you can create a deployment package from the .NET Framework
> Configuration tool (right click on Runtime Security Policy).  This
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>> set it on a lot of computers? I don't want to run from first to second
>> machine... (there will be about 8000 stations...)

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