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Sorry for the wrong email identity. I tried some testing now. It seemed to work at least with only user privileges on a standalone system. I wonder why it use the system account. ... Hmm... now I have a config running with no group membership. The access right are now reduced to the rights the user who did the CVS operation. That's what I want. So how can I test now (Ok Ok sniff on the wire) if SSPI encryption works and the lockserver did his job ? Regards Emmanuel Zaspel "news.microsoft.com" <ezaspel at metatec.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:aq94d6$e1d$1 at sisko.nodomain.org... > Hi there, > > since I hope to save time without going into deep testing, is there someone > who can tell me the least necessary privileges the CVSNT Service account > need to do his job ? > > I'd like to change the current common praxis: running as SYSTEM > So it can run under a special account with only the rights it needs. > > It seems to need this: SeTcbPrivilege (to impersonate) > > Some hints ? > > Regards > Emmanuel Zaspel > >