Using "Alternate Credentials"?

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    • AMoeller
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    Using "Alternate Credentials"?

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    Product, version and build: Powershell Studio 2020 5.7.172
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    Operating system: Windows 10 (1909)
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    I am trying to add creds to a script to run on a system when it is offline. I have tried many different configurations and I can't get the package builder to wrap creds. I sometimes get just a quick black screen to pop up. Sometimes I get the command line window to pop out and run it but get access denied. Then when I run the script as that user manually it runs just fine. I am tried to use local creds and domain creds and get the same thing. I have also tried changing to use no manifest to using default manifest for elevation. I have made sure the exe is not in a personal folder, along with try run as and impersonate a user. I am not sure what all the differences are with these settings. The only I am getting to work is using the current user on my machine, which then uses my account and I am a local admin. That is not going to work for users that are out in the field that have no internet connection.

    Can I please get some help in explaining the setting and showing me what I am doing wrong? Normally when I build exe with the app I leave as the current user and have our configuration manager pass creds to it.
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    Re: Using "Alternate Credentials"?

    Post by brittneyr »

    How are you trying to 'wrap credentials'?

    You may find the following articles helpful:
    https://www.sapien.com/blog/2017/01/19/ ... nistrator/
    https://www.sapien.com/blog/2012/04/30/ ... -packages/
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