Hi,
Is there any way to make SPTI work if the current user does not have
Administrator rights? I just cannot get a handle to the device \.\CdRom
or \.\PhysicalDrive. Any workaround except private kernel mode driver?
Regards,
Anton
Anton,
you wrote on Wednesday, March 06, 2002, 10:34:53:
AK> Is there any way to make SPTI work if the current user does not have
AK> Administrator rights? I just cannot get a handle to the device \.\CdRom
AK> or \.\PhysicalDrive. Any workaround except private kernel mode driver?
Try \.\ScsiX where X is the controller number ( e.g. 0, 1 …). See also
http://www.winsim.com/diskid32/diskid32.html
Ralf.
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002 11:50:15 +0100, Ralf Buschmann
wrote:
>Try \.\ScsiX
Sorry, forgot that a trailing colon is required.
\.\Scsi0:
Ralf.
Does not matter as this simpy does not work for claimed devices…
Anton,
Yes, this is possible. I have a solution that
works great for Windows NT/2K/XP. Source code
is available.
Please call or e-mail for details.
Thanks,
Don
Don Matthews
President
NexiTech, Inc.
719-687-3225
xxxxx@nexitech.com
www.nexitech.com
Anton,
You can use a service to set the access rights of the drives you are
interested in via the SetFileSecurity API. Since the rights don’t survive
boots it is not sufficient to set this rights once.
David
I’ve very much like to see that source. I’ve been working with security a
lot and I’d like to extend my knowledge a bit.
++PLS
-----Original Message-----
From: Don Matthews [mailto:xxxxx@nexitech.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 11:17 PM
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Subject: [ntdev] Re: SPTI and user’s rights…
Anton,
Yes, this is possible. I have a solution that
works great for Windows NT/2K/XP. Source code
is available.
Please call or e-mail for details.
Thanks,
Don
Don Matthews
President
NexiTech, Inc.
719-687-3225
xxxxx@nexitech.com
www.nexitech.com
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