create a CI to Monitor dfsr Sysvol
Question
Hi All,
Hi friends, I want to create a CI to monitor dfsr sysvol backlog, but I can’t find a way to get it to work as ccm uses the system (I think). Does anyone know how I can achieve this? I have looked into get-dfsrbacklog and the old trusty dfsrdiag, but the system doesn’t have enough perms. Any ideas?
Posted on Trav Eastman in HTMD FB Group
Answers ( 2 )
Replied by Garth Jones
Trav Eastman, have you tried granting the machine account local admin right on all systems within the DSF? At least of a test?
Replied by Garth Jones
BTW, I assume that the access denied is to the remote machine, not itself
Replied by Trav Eastman
Garth Jones, that might be the case, it seems to me like it is local, though, given how quickly it denies it. I’ll run a test tomorrow with Procmon and double-check the permissions.
Replied by Garth Jones
Did you test running your script as a local system? https://www.recastsoftware.com/…/how-to-access-the…/
Replied by Trav Eastman
Garth Jones, yeah, I did, I have no access to the system
Replied by Garth Jones
Trav Eastman, you need to confirm that your script runs a local system, until this is done, there is little point moving forward.
Replied by Trav Eastman
Garth Jones, I have confirmed that running the command as the system gives me access is denied. I have also confirmed that running the command under a CI also gives me access denied. I already tested this as I said in the initial message. Thanks for the input though