2024-06-08, 20:55:21
Hi,
I'm afraid that I'm not of much help here.
If you add the user account to the Azure group that is allowed to run a service locally then normally you should be able to add the user account as the user to run the service under. As the user is part of a group that is allowed to do so.. that should be all that there is to do.
I'm assuming here that you are using the standard Windows Services Management Console to define what user the service should run under.
I'm not sure that you can select a group there, but if there's any place you can select a group to run the service under it is there as well.
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Wil
I'm afraid that I'm not of much help here.
If you add the user account to the Azure group that is allowed to run a service locally then normally you should be able to add the user account as the user to run the service under. As the user is part of a group that is allowed to do so.. that should be all that there is to do.
I'm assuming here that you are using the standard Windows Services Management Console to define what user the service should run under.
I'm not sure that you can select a group there, but if there's any place you can select a group to run the service under it is there as well.
--
Wil