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HarryH
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Hello,
i need to enable a user (yes: A user!) to monitor the cpu usage of all users
on a terminal server without making him a member of the administrators or
power users group. I have added the user to the "Performance Log Users" and
"Performance Monitor Users" groups to allow him to gather the relevant
resource data on the server.
One problem is, that a normal user cannot enable the "show processes of all
users" option in Task Manager. This seems to be a hardcoded Admin-option. I
have found two ways to circumvent this issue:
1. Use a different monitoring tool, e.g. PcrView
2. Use a registry-hack:
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kb...Non-AdministrativeUsersonaTerminalServer.html
In both cases the user was able to see the cpu usage of all processes, BUT
he does not see the user names for the processes. The only user name that
show up in the corresponding column is his own for the processes that he owns.
Does anybody have an idea how to enable him to see the user names? Any help
would be appreciated!
Regards
HarryH
i need to enable a user (yes: A user!) to monitor the cpu usage of all users
on a terminal server without making him a member of the administrators or
power users group. I have added the user to the "Performance Log Users" and
"Performance Monitor Users" groups to allow him to gather the relevant
resource data on the server.
One problem is, that a normal user cannot enable the "show processes of all
users" option in Task Manager. This seems to be a hardcoded Admin-option. I
have found two ways to circumvent this issue:
1. Use a different monitoring tool, e.g. PcrView
2. Use a registry-hack:
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kb...Non-AdministrativeUsersonaTerminalServer.html
In both cases the user was able to see the cpu usage of all processes, BUT
he does not see the user names for the processes. The only user name that
show up in the corresponding column is his own for the processes that he owns.
Does anybody have an idea how to enable him to see the user names? Any help
would be appreciated!
Regards
HarryH