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Access difference Windows Service - User
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I have the problem that I have a different behaviour of the same code when it runs as a local system service or as a user
I am trying to access some "etas" hardware which is connected with Ethernet which is purely for this hardware.
IPMSERVERLib.CIPManagerCom2 cip2 = new IPMSERVERLib.CIPManagerCom2();
cip2.CreateIPManager(0, 1);
IPMSERVERLib.ICGetConnectedSystems cs2;
cs2 = cip2.getNewConnectedSystemsObject();
cs2.update();
Console.WriteLine(cs2.getNoOfConnectedSystems()));
When i run the code as a user I get always on all computers the correct number of two (two systems)
When i run the code as a windows service (Web-service) i get on 20% of the systems the wrong number.
I don't get an error so the code always runs through.
The local system should have more access rights then the user. So i am completely struct why this is not working.
The windows version, software version of the products are always the same.
What is really the different from accessing from a windows web service then from a user?
c# rest windows-services firewall ethernet
asked Mar 22 at 23:07
user3077796user3077796
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I have the problem that I have a different behaviour of the same code when it runs as a local system service or as a user
I am trying to access some "etas" hardware which is connected with Ethernet which is purely for this hardware.
IPMSERVERLib.CIPManagerCom2 cip2 = new IPMSERVERLib.CIPManagerCom2();
cip2.CreateIPManager(0, 1);
IPMSERVERLib.ICGetConnectedSystems cs2;
cs2 = cip2.getNewConnectedSystemsObject();
cs2.update();
Console.WriteLine(cs2.getNoOfConnectedSystems()));
When i run the code as a user I get always on all computers the correct number of two (two systems)
When i run the code as a windows service (Web-service) i get on 20% of the systems the wrong number.
I don't get an error so the code always runs through.
The local system should have more access rights then the user. So i am completely struct why this is not working.
The windows version, software version of the products are always the same.
What is really the different from accessing from a windows web service then from a user?
c# rest windows-services firewall ethernet
asked Mar 22 at 23:07
user3077796user3077796
70113
What is a “windows web service”?
– stuartd
Mar 23 at 0:02
sorry i meant i have a windows service written which acts as a REST service. So the code above will be called everytime when someone wants to get infomations about connected hardware
– user3077796
Mar 23 at 11:57
add a comment |
I have the problem that I have a different behaviour of the same code when it runs as a local system service or as a user
I am trying to access some "etas" hardware which is connected with Ethernet which is purely for this hardware.
IPMSERVERLib.CIPManagerCom2 cip2 = new IPMSERVERLib.CIPManagerCom2();
cip2.CreateIPManager(0, 1);
IPMSERVERLib.ICGetConnectedSystems cs2;
cs2 = cip2.getNewConnectedSystemsObject();
cs2.update();
Console.WriteLine(cs2.getNoOfConnectedSystems()));
When i run the code as a user I get always on all computers the correct number of two (two systems)
When i run the code as a windows service (Web-service) i get on 20% of the systems the wrong number.
I don't get an error so the code always runs through.
The local system should have more access rights then the user. So i am completely struct why this is not working.
The windows version, software version of the products are always the same.
What is really the different from accessing from a windows web service then from a user?
c# rest windows-services firewall ethernet
asked Mar 22 at 23:07
user3077796user3077796
70113
I have the problem that I have a different behaviour of the same code when it runs as a local system service or as a user
I am trying to access some "etas" hardware which is connected with Ethernet which is purely for this hardware.
IPMSERVERLib.CIPManagerCom2 cip2 = new IPMSERVERLib.CIPManagerCom2();
cip2.CreateIPManager(0, 1);
IPMSERVERLib.ICGetConnectedSystems cs2;
cs2 = cip2.getNewConnectedSystemsObject();
cs2.update();
Console.WriteLine(cs2.getNoOfConnectedSystems()));
When i run the code as a user I get always on all computers the correct number of two (two systems)
When i run the code as a windows service (Web-service) i get on 20% of the systems the wrong number.
I don't get an error so the code always runs through.
The local system should have more access rights then the user. So i am completely struct why this is not working.
The windows version, software version of the products are always the same.
What is really the different from accessing from a windows web service then from a user?
c# rest windows-services firewall ethernet
c# rest windows-services firewall ethernet
asked Mar 22 at 23:07
user3077796user3077796
70113
asked Mar 22 at 23:07
user3077796user3077796
70113
asked Mar 22 at 23:07
user3077796user3077796
70113
asked Mar 22 at 23:07
user3077796user3077796
70113
asked Mar 22 at 23:07
user3077796user3077796
70113
70113
What is a “windows web service”?
– stuartd
Mar 23 at 0:02
sorry i meant i have a windows service written which acts as a REST service. So the code above will be called everytime when someone wants to get infomations about connected hardware
– user3077796
Mar 23 at 11:57
add a comment |
What is a “windows web service”?
– stuartd
Mar 23 at 0:02
sorry i meant i have a windows service written which acts as a REST service. So the code above will be called everytime when someone wants to get infomations about connected hardware
– user3077796
Mar 23 at 11:57
What is a “windows web service”?
– stuartd
Mar 23 at 0:02
What is a “windows web service”?
– stuartd
Mar 23 at 0:02
sorry i meant i have a windows service written which acts as a REST service. So the code above will be called everytime when someone wants to get infomations about connected hardware
– user3077796
Mar 23 at 11:57
sorry i meant i have a windows service written which acts as a REST service. So the code above will be called everytime when someone wants to get infomations about connected hardware
– user3077796
Mar 23 at 11:57
add a comment |
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What is a “windows web service”?
– stuartd
Mar 23 at 0:02
sorry i meant i have a windows service written which acts as a REST service. So the code above will be called everytime when someone wants to get infomations about connected hardware
– user3077796
Mar 23 at 11:57