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Repair Patches As Specific User or Run as Administrator

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Purpose

 

This document outlines how to run a Patch Repair task as a specific user. This can be used as a way to apply patches similar to using 'Run as Administrator'.

 

 

Affected Platform


LDMS Core: 9.6 SP1

 

Steps

 

Running Patch Repairs tasks as a specific user can only be delegated on the Distribution and Patch setting, not per vulnerability/patch. Because of this, it is recommended to setup a new Agent Setting | Distribution and Patch for use on patches that require the 'run as' option.

 

  • Click Tools | Configuration | Agent Settings

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  • Click Agent Settings | My Agent Settings or Public Agent Settings | Distribution and Patch | Create New Setting

 

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  • Within the Distribution and Patch setting select MSI Information
  • Under the Run as Informationsection fill out the credentials of the user to 'run as'
    • Using an admin account will have the effect as 'run as administrator'

 

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  • Click Save to commit

 

Note: For the purposes of this document, the MSI Information | Run as Information is the only relevant option that needs configured. The other options within this setting may be configured specific to your environmental needs.

 

  • With the new setting created, schedule the repair of the patch.
  • In the Scheduled Task window select Agent Settings
  • Under Distribution and Patch select the new Distribution and Patch - Run as Admin setting
    • The name of the setting will vary depending on what you called it

 

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  • Save the task and run

 

When this task runs on the client machine, it will run the repair job as the specific user with the rights defined for that user.


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