I need to change some files for a client. How can I see the FTP password of that client as a reseller in Plesk?
You can't see password on any account in Plesk, only change to new one.
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I have a customer server, who does not want us to access their server but to connect the logic app to the server I need to install the on prem data gateway and configure it. I have created a user in active directory for the respective subscription with contributor access. I don’t want to share these details to the customer to enter while configuring the data gateway as they can use the same to login. What shall I do now ?
i would suggest just having a logmein or teamviewer session with them when they are installing the data gateway, so that you can type in the credentials.
if this is not possible, may I suggest you try to give them an aad account to install the gateway as, then after the gateway is installed, change the account password
Please Note: I have not tested this second option, and there does not appear to be any specific documentation about that account, but there is no indication that it needs to be active or password must be current.
I created a user login in SQL Server and I am using that userid and password in my web.config. My problem is that the requirements are: the user defined in the web.config should only be able to access the database, but should not be able to use those credentials to logon to the server.
When I change the permissions to "connect", the user is able to login to the server and that is what I do not want and when I change permissions by unticking "connect" the website does not connect. I dont know if I am making sense.
Please help me figure this out
So this particular user has access to login to windows server as well?
You should change the password from control panel for particular user and this way the user will only have access to the database through the code only.
I'm trying to make a mobile profile in Windows Server 2016, I created the user account on Active Directory Users and Computers and i set the path to profile like this: http://prntscr.com/hg8joh
Now I am trying to log in with that user account from a Windows 10 client but it shows the following error:
The security database on the server does not have a computer account
for the trust relationship of this station.
I can log in with the admin account and the both computers can do ping to each other so I do not know what to do. Help!
SOLVED POST
I think I just needed to put the Server IP on the Preferred DNS server on the client computer so now it's solved :D
Is it possible for Psexec or any other method that will remotely prompt a designated admin to enter their credentials?
The remote user on the domain or domain VPN would have the file. If they need to run it, they don't have admin access. Looking for a way to script the file to have the user enter my domain username that will prompt me to enter my admin credential to allow the script to run with admin privileges.
Thanks
In one word: no. And why would any sane administrator enter their credentials to authorize someone else running elevated commands, just because they're prompted to do so?
What you can do is create a scheduled task running under an administrative account that your users can trigger manually.
Setup is SQL2005 SP2 with Reporting Services installed local on Win2003 64bit.
When users browse report manager on http://server/reports they get login dialog for every request, but only if they use IE7. In FireFox all works.
The site is in "local intranet" zone on IE.
It seems like it is a NTLM, I've tested reinstall, change permission on service account, change permission on SRS directory, no works.
Solution!
Change NTAuthenticationProviders on IIS with adsutil.vbs script to "NTLM,Negotiate" (script found in \inetpub\adminscripts)
run
cscript adsutil.vbs set w3svc/1/root/NTAuthenticationProviders "NTLM,Negotiate"
(w3svc/1/ is the default website, change 1 to the right website nr)
to verify settings run
cscript adsutil.vbs get w3svc/1/root/NTAuthenticationProviders
Users can add the site http://server/reports to the trusted sites in Internet Explorer.
Menu: Tools->Internet Options
Tab: Security
Click on Trusted Sites icon
Click on Sites Button
Add your reports site
Check the properties of your data source. Many times the problem is an incorrect connection method:
Which are you using?
Connect using:
Credentials supplied by the user running the report
Display the following text to prompt user for a user name and password:
Use as Windows credentials when connecting to the data source
Credentials stored securely in the report server
User name:
Password: The password is not valid. Please retype the password.
Use as Windows credentials when connecting to the data source
Impersonate the authenticated user after a connection has been made to the data source
Windows integrated security
Credentials are not required