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Configuring a Windows NT User as an SNA Server Administrator

Article ID: 126434

Article Last Modified on 3/8/2005

Microsoft SNA Server 2.1
Microsoft SNA Server 3.0
Microsoft SNA Server 3.0 Service Pack 4
Microsoft SNA Server 4.0

This article was previously published under Q126434

SYMPTOMS

SNA Server Admin or Manager allows an authorized administrator to define administrative access to SNA Server. However, if a Windows NT user is granted Full Control using SNA Admin, the following error may occur when the user attempts to save the SNA Server or Manager configuration file:

Error: 4006
Unable to get or set security information on the config file.

-or-

Unable to write file.

Windows NT administrators do not have this problem.

NOTE: This also occurs in SNA Manager 3.0 and 4.0. For related information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

180932 Saving Com.cfg Without Administrator Rights.

RESOLUTION

To allow a Windows NT user to fully administer the SNA Server:

Run Windows NT User Manager for Domains.
Choose Policies and then choose User Rights.
Select Manage Auditing And Security Log.
Grant the user this user right.
Exit Windows NT User Manager for Domains.
Run SNA Server Manager.
Select the SNA Subdomain and choose Properties.
In the Config File Security tab, select Take Ownership.
Exit SNA Server Manager.

For more information on security, see Chapter 12 "Setting up security with SNA Server" of the "SNA Server version 2.1 Admin Guide."

Additional query words: ntprotocol prodsna 2.10 4006 user admin

Keywords: KB126434