8.2 Creating User Account for Using AdvancedCopy Manager CCM

This section explains how to create user accounts with the privileges that are required for using the AdvancedCopy Manager CCM.

For Windows Environments

The cases where User Account Control (hereafter referred to as "UAC") of Windows operating system is enabled and disabled are explained below.

When UAC is enabled
When any user other than the Administrator account (including accounts in the Administrators group) executes a process or program that requires administrator privileges, the "Permissions granted/authorized dialog" is displayed. Permissions granted or authorized must be confirmed.
When UAC is disabled
A process or program that requires administrator privileges must be executed by either an Administrator account or a user account in the Administrators group.

The operating conditions are shown below.

Table 8.1 Relationship Between Account and UAC
Account Type	UAC: Enabled	UAC: Disabled
Administrator account	Y	Y
User account in the Administrators group	N (*1)	Y
Standard user account	N (*1)	N

Y: A process or program runs without displaying the permissions granted/authorized dialog.
N: A process or program does not run because the user does not have administrator privileges.
*1: The permissions granted/authorized dialog is displayed and the process or program runs if the user is authorized. However, the message output by the process or program is not displayed.

When UAC is enabled and a process or program is executed by any user other than the Administrator account, use one of the methods below to execute that process or program with administrator privileges:

Table 8.2 How to Disable Interactive Processes in the Permissions Granted/Authorized Dialog
Disabling Interactive Processes	User Account in the Administrators Group	Standard User Account
Specify "Command Prompt (Admin)" to run the Command Prompt. Execute the program from the Command Prompt.	Can Disable	Can Disable
In the task scheduler, start the process with "Execute with maximum permissions" specified.	Can Disable	Cannot Disable

For Solaris or Linux Environments

When using AdvancedCopy Manager CCM in a Solaris or Linux environment, operate as a "root (super user)".