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Visual Basic.Net PermissionHi!
I am planning to deploy MS Visual Basic .NET 2003 to my developers but I want to control them by not giving them an administrative permission to their computer. For now, I am currently using user account with Administrative priviledge but if I will allow user to work on to their computer using a domain user account, will there be any problems with that like assigning their user in debugging user? Hope you might help. Me AP,
You would have to create a complete environment, including test parts. As well do you have to set every DLL they have to use reachable. As well do you need special actions when you use Webapplications. As well do you need to do special actions when you use ports. etc etc etc etc In other words, it is completly depending from what the development will be. I don't think that there is a standard template for that, because you can with VisualStudioNet almost develop everything. Just my thought, Cor how about in web apps?
Show quoteHide quote "Cor Ligthert" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote in message news:eqcneQyPFHA.1236@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > AP, > > You would have to create a complete environment, including test parts. > As well do you have to set every DLL they have to use reachable. > As well do you need special actions when you use Webapplications. > As well do you need to do special actions when you use ports. > etc etc etc etc > > In other words, it is completly depending from what the development will be. > > I don't think that there is a standard template for that, because you can > with VisualStudioNet almost develop everything. > > Just my thought, > > Cor > > AP,
You have to do it yourself, however that depends where the IIS is located. When the developpers have a Professional OS, than I would prefer on there computers. Than those directorys need permission for that develloper and for the ASPNET and the IIS clients accoording what is placed in the virtual directories and how it is used. However this is an admin job and not really an easy one. Cor "A P" <a*@textguru.ph> schrieb: I suggest to give them administrator privileges, otherwise you are building > I am planning to deploy MS Visual Basic .NET 2003 to my developers but I > want to control them by not giving them an administrative permission to > their computer. For now, I am currently using user account with > Administrative priviledge but if I will allow user to work on to their > computer using a domain user account, will there be any problems with that > like assigning their user in debugging user? Hope you might help. up wattles which make work harder. -- M S Herfried K. Wagner M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/> V B <URL:http://classicvb.org/petition/> 
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