For each required service, the Startup Type column should display Automatic.In the left pane of the Server Manager window, expand the Configuration section, and then select Services.To ensure a service is running, perform the following steps: ScienceLogic recommends you set all these services to automatically start. The following services must be running for a Windows device to respond to remote WMI requests: A user account in the Administrators group on a Windows server where a registry entry has been added to disable remote User Account Control filtering.įor a list of WMI classes that require elevated permissions, see įor a list of default WMI Dynamic Applications that require elevated permissions, see the chapter on Dynamic Applications for Windows Devices.A user account in the Administrators group on a Windows server that has User Account Control disabled.The default 'Administrator' user account.

For requests performed by SL1 to a Windows server, the following users have elevated permissions: However, some requests can be performed only by a user with elevated permissions.

Most remote requests can be performed by a standard (non-administrator) user account that has been granted specific privileges. Configure a user account and permissions.

To configure a Windows device to respond to remote requests, you must perform the following steps: WMI can be configured to respond to remote requests from SL1. Windows Management Instrumentation, or WMI, is the infrastructure that provides information about operations and management on Windows-based operating systems. Configuring WMI on Windows 2012 and Later Servers

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