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We have a new Windows 2012 server for new load of QC/ALM 12.50. We have our systems guys creating a "Service Account" domain with Local admin permissions for me to use, but that will take a week or so. Marked as spam
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YES, it does matter! We hear many times about how an over-eager admin logs in as himself to load QC, then leaves the company and later they cannot patch because of various Windows rights issues due to file ''ownership''. If you can at all avoid it, DO NOT log in as an actual person/user to install and maintain QC/ALM, this should be a ''service'' account that has local admin rights on the PC (see Install Guide Prerequisites section - ''All related installation operations for the same version, such as patch installations or Many companies have issues when ''Joe Admin'' loads QC, then leaves the company - later they cannot patch because they cannot log in as Joe Admin later to do it. **Recommendation:** Setup a Windows domain or local ''Service Account'' to use on the QC/ALM server that has local Administration rights and always use that user to do installation and maintaining of QC/ALM. Marked as spam
 Posted by pt-barnum (Questions: 3, Answers: 476) Answered on May 5, 2016 2:59 pm
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