Active Service Database

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Hi

I'm working on a script, which get the information about active services
with xnet.exe.
My problem is, that normal users can't run this .exe and so i will try
to find the Active Service Database and modify it to my needs, if this
is posible.
Has anybody an idea how i can run this or maybe know an other tool ?
Where is the database located and is it possible to modify it ?

Thanks a lot for informational input
Peter

 

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All of the service info is stored in the registry. Multiple tools can retrieve
the info depending on what info you want. You can look at sc or svcutil or
psservice for instance as possible replacements for viewing info. sc is part of
the RK or support tools (not sure if I recall anymore), svcutil is available as
a free download from my website (www.joeware.net), psservice is located at
www.sysinternals.com

joe

--
Joe Richards Microsoft MVP Windows Server Directory Services
www.joeware.net


Peter Bauer wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I'm working on a script, which get the information about active services
> with xnet.exe.
> My problem is, that normal users can't run this .exe and so i will try
> to find the Active Service Database and modify it to my needs, if this
> is posible.
> Has anybody an idea how i can run this or maybe know an other tool ?
> Where is the database located and is it possible to modify it ?
>
> Thanks a lot for informational input
> Peter