I am trying to allow an authenticated user that is not an administrator to
stop and start a service on a windows 2003 server w/SP2, remotely.
I have had success in giving the user security rights to a service, and
allowing them to stop and start the service even if they don't have admin on
the server. This works fine with native services (anything that is installed
with a default installation such as messenger, etc...) But when I try to do
the same thing with a non native service (such as WWW), the user cannot even
see this service (it is as if it does not exist). Either using the Service
Control Manager command line or using Computer Management.
How do I go about allowing them to list all of the installed services and
interact with the appropriate one?