- Jun 24, 2006
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Hi,
I need to give a couple of developers access to a win 7 "server" that is running some scheduled jobs, so they can perform maintenance. They will need to be able to do this like kill tasks, kick off scheduled tasks, and maybe run a few of the jobs from the command line.
I don't want them to deploy any updates to these jobs though, nor to be able to install any new software or .exe's, or really to be able to do anything else on this machine other than what I listed above.
What's the best and easiest to manage way to do this? Keep in mind I'm not a sysadmin, just the lead developer at a small company. Normally I just deploy for them the code they write onto this machine but I always review it first. I don't want to be stuck monitoring and doing maintenance for this stuff though so I need to be able to hand this off to them.
Thanks!
KG
I need to give a couple of developers access to a win 7 "server" that is running some scheduled jobs, so they can perform maintenance. They will need to be able to do this like kill tasks, kick off scheduled tasks, and maybe run a few of the jobs from the command line.
I don't want them to deploy any updates to these jobs though, nor to be able to install any new software or .exe's, or really to be able to do anything else on this machine other than what I listed above.
What's the best and easiest to manage way to do this? Keep in mind I'm not a sysadmin, just the lead developer at a small company. Normally I just deploy for them the code they write onto this machine but I always review it first. I don't want to be stuck monitoring and doing maintenance for this stuff though so I need to be able to hand this off to them.
Thanks!
KG