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SAS® Integration Technologies: Administrator's Guide (LDAP Version)

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<strong>SAS®</strong> <strong>Integration</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>: <strong>Administrator's</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> (<strong>LDAP</strong> <strong>Version</strong>)<br />

b. Select Add. The Select Users, Computers, or Groups dialog box appears:<br />

c. Use this dialog box to grant users and groups (who are not listed in the Access Permissions) access to<br />

SAS through DCOM. You should also give access permission to System. (For field descriptions, refer<br />

to the Windows Help.) You can also identify users and groups that are denied access to SAS by<br />

changing the selection in Type of Access.<br />

d. When you are finished, click OK in the Select Users, Computers, or Groups dialog box, and then<br />

click OK in the Access Permissions dialog box.<br />

12. On the Security tab, in the Launch Permissions box, select Customize and click the adjacent Edit button. The<br />

Launch Permissions dialog box appears.<br />

13. Click Add. The Select Users, Computers, or Groups dialog box appears.<br />

14. Use this dialog box to identify users and groups at your site and the type of access (allow or deny launch). It is<br />

recommended that you enter the same values that you entered for the Custom Access Permissions. You should<br />

also give launch permission to System. (For field descriptions, refer to the Windows Help.) When you are<br />

finished, click OK.<br />

Note: If you grant launch permissions for an application to specific users and groups, you might affect those<br />

users who previously had permission to the application through default permissions.<br />

15. Click OK in each of the open dialog boxes to save your selections and exit the dcomcnfg utility.<br />

Note: On Windows XP, if you have used the dcomcnfg utility to edit an application's security settings and you have<br />

Setting Permissions per Application on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 74

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