Como definir os direitos de usuário de logon com o Ntrights.exe no Windows 10 (64 bits) [duplicado]

Question

Eu preciso saber se a versão ntrights.exe de 64 bits existe?

Se não, qual é o equivalente a 64 bits do ntrights.exe?

Obrigado antecipadamente.

    

Answer 1

O que é equivalente para o ntrights.exe no Windows 10?

Grant, Revoke, Query user rights (privileges) using PowerShell

100% pure PowerShell solution to grant, revoke, and query user rights (privileges), such as "Log on on as a service". Works on local or remote computers.

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Description

I've been searching for a way to grant the "Logon as a Service" right to a user account with pure PowerShell for a while. But, I found the same buggy, incomplete code over and over on the Internet. So, I wrote my own and expanded the functionality.

Benefits:

• No dependency on external EXE files
• Can modify any user right; is not limited to "Logon as a Service"
• Can add/remove rights from the current process token
• Doesn't write temporary files during operation
• Fully pipeline-able
• Pure PowerShell implementation
• Supports changing user rights on remote machines
• Fully documented and self contained
• No code hidden in DLL files or other compiled libraries; fully transparent

Available Cmdlets:

• Grant-UserRight
• Revoke-UserRight
• Get-UserRightsGrantedToAccount
• Get-AccountsWithUserRight
• Grant-TokenPrivilege
• Revoke-TokenPrivilege

How to use:

Import the .ps1 file, and use get-help -detailed for syntax on each cmdlet. Powershell must be running with administrative rights.

Powershell

# To include from another script: 
Import-Module .\UserRights.ps1 

# or, Dot-Source for use from command prompt: 
.  .\UserRights.ps1

Example:

Powershell

# Grants Tony "Log on as a service" right 
Grant-UserRight tony.pombo SeServiceLogonRight

Powershell

# Gets a list of all accounts with "Log on as a service" right 
Get-AccountsWithUserRight SeServiceLogonRight

Powershell

# Very bad - Don't actually try this!!!!
# Removes all user rights granted to Administrators and Everyone' 
Get-UserRightsGrantedToAccount "Administrators","Everyone" | Revoke-UserRight

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