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What does the "Log on as Batch Job" NT right do? Please describe how it functions.
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by joseph moore
Well, here is the official definition from Technet article Q101366:
"Log on as a Batch Job
SECURITY_BATCH_RID
SeBatchSid
The user can log on to the system as a batch queue facility. This is a group identifier (S-1-5-3)."
But what that REALLYmeans comes from another Technet article (I forgot to save the article number for this one):
"This right is required to run a scheduled task."
Basically, if you run Task Scheduler to run scheduled jobs, the account you use to run the job must have this advanced right. And I believe that Administrators have this right by default.
hope this helps
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