In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
zhisheng huang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Solved. The network service account needs to be specified with its domain.
Its generally bad practice to install services running as either local
system or network service.
The best practice is to create an account with only the permissions
that your service needs and install the service to run as this
account.
Most of the time, local system and network service have many more
privileges and permissions than your service needs. Using your own
account allows you to control the permissions and privileges used by
your service explicitly instead of getting whatever implicit
privileges and permissions are associated with an existing account.
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