RunAs Question

I realize that you can force runas credential prompt when executing a
program. However, is it possible to tell xp to run a program with specific
credentials without prompting you for one?

Thanks in advance

Not for a specific program, no. If you use the /SAVECRED switch, it does =
so for everything on the computer. An alternative would be to use a =
VBScript program to run the executable. The script can be encrypted =
with the VBScript Encoder to hide the username/password used. One =
note: if the script is executing a command line utility, the password =
may still be exposed in the Command Prompt window while the program =
executes.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ds/list/webde=
v.asp

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I realize that you can force runas credential prompt when executing a
program. However, is it possible to tell xp to run a program with =
specific
credentials without prompting you for one?
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Thanks in advance
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I think this might be of help

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;294676

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Michael Cummings


"RG" wrote:

I realize that you can force runas credential prompt when executing a
program. However, is it possible to tell xp to run a program with specific
credentials without prompting you for one?

Thanks in advance