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VA 7100/7400 Cluster Installation Guide 13. Perform step 12 above to edit the policy setting for each of the following user rights: o Load and unload device drivers o Act as part of the operating system o Back up files and directories o Increase quotas o Increase scheduling priority o Lock pages in memory o Log on as a service o Restore files and directories In the right-hand pane of the Group Policy window shown in step 11, each of the above user rights must contain the term Cluster Group, preceded by the hosting (NTENG) domain designation. In the case of Load and unload device drivers, the following two groups must also be specified: o Enterprise admins o Domain admins NOTE The Security Policy Setting window shown in step 12 is an example of what policy settings should look like for all user rights explicitly defined, with the exception of Load and unload device drivers. 14. When all user rights listed in step 13 have been defined, close the Group Policy window shown in step 11, and then click OK in the Security Policy Setting window shown in step 12. 15. If logged into the domain controller, log off at this time. 10/12/01 29

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13. Perform step
12
above to edit the policy setting for each of the following user rights:
o
Load and unload device drivers
o
Act as part of the operating system
o
Back up files and directories
o
Increase quotas
o
Increase scheduling priority
o
Lock pages in memory
o
Log on as a service
o
Restore files and directories
In the right-hand pane of the
Group Policy
window shown in step
11
, each of the above user rights must contain
the term
Cluster Group
, preceded by the hosting
(NTENG)
domain designation.
In the case of
Load and
unload device drivers
, the following two groups must also be specified:
o
Enterprise admins
o
Domain admins
NOTE
The
Security Policy Setting
window shown in step
12
is an example of what policy settings
should look like for all user rights explicitly defined, with the exception of
Load and unload
device drivers
.
14.
When all user rights listed in step
13
have been defined, close the
Group Policy
window shown in step
11
, and
then click
OK
in the
Security Policy Setting
window shown in step
12
.
15.
If logged into the domain controller, log off at this time.