You are viewing limited content. For full access, please sign in.

Question

Question

What specific rights (at minimum) are needed on a server for a Laserfiche Implementation to be fully accessible and functional?

asked on September 14, 2015

Client is using Laserfiche version 9.0.3.798 and Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard.

Our client's new IT provider has gone in and removed almost all access rights from our Laserfiche account. They have made the Laserfiche server into the DC with no intention of changing this.

With the rights I currently have I can:
*Open the Laserfiche Administration Console (having to utilize a domain password just to open the program) but I cannot access any of the information inside of it. All it shows me is the Laserfiche Server name, absolutely nothing else.
*Using my domain credentials again to try to access Laserfiche Import Agent I cannot even open it. It states I do not have permissions.

*Log into the Client just fine
*The users utilize Windows Authentication also.

*Still have normal access to the SQL server

The IT provider is insisting on us giving him all the information on exactly what would be necessary to have access to and what permissions would be needed in order to manage Laserfiche completely.

Would you please be so kind to help me fully encompass an answer in a situation as such?

1 0

Replies

replied on December 29, 2020

This doc should get you most of the way there:

 

 Building a Secure Laserfiche Ecosystem for Laserfiche

 

I have found there is missing information specifically regarding permission of the Laserfiche service account on stored procedures in the Laserfiche database in SQL. I have asked those specific questions here:

https://answers.laserfiche.com/questions/182333/How-to-configure-Laserfiche-server-with-minimum-privileges-for-FERPA-compliance

0 0
You are not allowed to follow up in this post.

Sign in to reply to this post.