DTEXEC.EXE permissions

  • I realize I'm talking server security, not SQL security, but I'm hoping someone else has run into this.

    We have a setup where we have a domain user as a proxy to run xp_cmdshell. The same user asociated with that is setup with SQLAgentUserRole. The proxy user is also part of group SQLServer2005DTSUser$SQLBOX. I check out the security for the dtexec.exe and the proxy user has access. So, why is it failing? My best guess is GPO, but I don't know what entry.

    Event Type: Failure Audit

    Event Source: Security

    Event Category: Object Access

    Event ID: 560

    Date: 9/9/2010

    Time: 12:50:57 PM

    User: FOO\someuser

    Computer: SQLBOX

    Description:

    Object Open:

    Object Server: Security

    Object Type: Key

    Object Name: \REGISTRY\MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\5.0\Cache

    Handle ID: -

    Operation ID: {0,172969342}

    Process ID: 2052

    Image File Name: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\DTS\Binn\DTExec.exe

    Primary User Name: someacct

    Primary Domain: FOO

    Primary Logon ID: (0x0,0xA4F2980)

    Client User Name: -

    Client Domain: -

    Client Logon ID: -

    Accesses: Query key value

    Set key value

    Create sub-key

    Enumerate sub-keys

    Privileges: -

    Restricted Sid Count: 0

    Access Mask: 0xF

    Thanks,

    Randy

    Randy

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