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Gary
Nov 7, 2009, 11:02:17 PM11/7/09
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Does ACT 5.5 require a domain or can it be used in a workgroup environment?
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Gary Dunlop
Martin N.
Nov 11, 2009, 2:49:04 AM11/11/09
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Hi Gary,
ACT does not require a domain, you can also analyze computers in a
workgroup. Just take care to share the log processing folder (Output
Location) correctly.
Have a nice day,
Martin
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Gary
Nov 11, 2009, 5:10:54 PM11/11/09
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Yes indeed you can - to answer my own question - you must give the anonymous
logon account modify access to the logging share you create and you have to
enable the guest account and give it modify access. I found one paragraph in
a troubleshooting article that describes it - but it worked like a charm
after doing those things. It was tough to find the info because every
article assumes you are in a domain.
Gary
logon account modify access to the logging share you create and you have to
enable the guest account and give it modify access. I found one paragraph in
a troubleshooting article that describes it - but it worked like a charm
after doing those things. It was tough to find the info because every
article assumes you are in a domain.
Gary
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