WindowsDesktop
This class represents a Windows desktop right.
Syntax
public interface IWindowsDesktop:IRight
The WindowsDesktop class provides the following methods:
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Commits changes in the right to Active Directory. (Inherited from Right.) |
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Removes the right. (Inherited from Right.) |
Properties
The WindowsDesktop class provides the following properties:
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Gets or sets the description of the right. (Inherited from Right.) |
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Indicates whether the right is readable. (Inherited from Right.) |
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Indicates whether the right is writable. (Inherited from Right.) |
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Gets or sets the name of the right. (Inherited from Right.) |
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Gets or sets the priority of this right. |
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Gets or sets whether the user’s password is required when this right is used. |
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Gets or sets the SID for the run-as user or an SID for the users assigned the right (VBScript). |
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Gets or sets the SID for the run-as user or a list of SIDs for the users assigned the right (.NET). |
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Gets or sets the run-as type for the right. |
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Gets the zone this right belongs to. (Inherited from Right.) |
Discussion
A Windows desktop right provides a complete desktop that behaves as if the user had logged in as specific privileged user with the privileges of another user or as a member of an Active Directory or built-in group. For example, you can use a Windows desktop right to give a standard Windows user elevated privileges to run local applications as a member of the built‑in Administrators group.
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