ELEVATE_USER_TOKEN - UCMD Manager configuration option
Description
The ELEVATE_USER_TOKEN option allows a process to execute with the highest privileges available to it; the process will execute with an elevated user token (that is, one not subject to User Account Control (UAC) restrictions).
This UCMD Manager ELEVATE_USER_TOKEN option overrides the UCMD Server for Windows ELEVATE_USER_TOKEN configuration option. That option is available only for Windows UCMD Servers; it is ignored on all other Server platforms.
Usage
Method | Syntax | IBM i | UNIX | Windows | z/OS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Command Line, Short Form | n/a | ||||
Command Line, Long Form | -elevate_user_token option | ||||
Environment Variable | UCMDELEVATEUSERTOKEN=option | ||||
Configuration File Keyword | n/a | ||||
STRUCM Parameter | n/a |
Values
option specifies whether or not UCMD Server child processes execute with an elevated user token.
Valid values for option are:
- yes
Override the UCMD Server ELEVATE_USER_TOKEN option and execute the UCMD Server for Windows child process with an elevated user token (that is, one not subject to User Account Control (UAC) restrictions). - no
Override the UCMD Server ELEVATE_USER_TOKEN option and execute the UCMD Server for Windows child process with a default user access token, which may or may not already be elevated. If it is not an elevated token, some operations subject to UAC restrictions may fail.
Default
There is no UCMD Manager default for this option; it is provided only to override the configured value for the UCMD Server ELEVATE_USER_TOKEN configuration option.