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How to control user access rights on a large scale?
I have LogMeIn installed on a large group of domain joined computers. I want anyone who has access to logmein to be able to start a remote control session to these computers but not necessarily be admins. I would like to do this without having to go back and add BUILTIN\Users as having this access manually across a large number of computers through the individual computer dashboards. Host configuration packages don't cover access control. Is there any way to control this via registry, group policy, command line?
I've found how to do this. When you add permissions to a specific user or group registry keys are created at HKLM\SOFTWARE\LogMeIn\V5\Permissions as well as some sub folders. I exported those keys and deployed them to all the other computers with a One2Many task.
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- And I love you random citizen. As a bonus, I distinctly recall calling GoTo Support at the time who told me there was no way to do this.
Finding this 2+ years later. I can't thank you enough. It's a shame GoTo haven't implemented this yet and we have to find workarounds like this.
I've found how to do this. When you add permissions to a specific user or group registry keys are created at HKLM\SOFTWARE\LogMeIn\V5\Permissions as well as some sub folders. I exported those keys and deployed them to all the other computers with a One2Many task.
