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ServiceLogonRight is a small and simple command line utility that grants a Windows user the right to logon as a Windows service. It can also take this right away again.

ServiceLogonRight works for local as well as domain users.

The utility can be called from Windows command line scripts to avoid user interaction, for example as a pre-stage of the installation of a Windows service that needs to run under a certain user account, or after the removal of a Windows service to take away the right to run as a service again from that user.

Without the right to run as a service, Windows services cannot run under any account apart from LocalSystem.

By default, granting or taking away the right to logon as a Windows service is restricted to administrators only unless this privilege has been delegated to other users or user groups.

ServiceLogonRight 1.0.2 - built 2009-08-17 08:47:01
Utility to grant a user the right to logon as a service
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USAGE:
 ServiceLogonRight [domain\]user [/R]

PARAMETERS:
 domain     Logon domain.
 user       The account name the change is applied to.
 /R         Remove the right to logon as a service.

EXAMPLES:
 ServiceLogonRight domain\user      Grant the right.
 ServiceLogonRight domain\user /R   Remove the right.

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