An NT Service\Sage Server account Windows services on a Sage server. This account has limited rights and privileges, which enhances system security . It does not need a password and it is managed automatically by the system.
The NT Service\Sage Server account is used by the following services:
- The Sage 100cloud Commercial Management service
- The Sage 100cloud Accounting service
- The Sage 100cloud Payroll service
- The Sage 100cloud Fixed Assets service
- The Sage 100cloud Payment Methods service
- The Sage 100cloud Treasury service
- The Sage 100cloud CRM service
To configure the NT Service \ Sage Server account , you must follow the following steps:
Step 1: Create the NT Service\Sage Server account
To create the NT Service\Sage Server account , you must connect to the Sage server with an administrator account Windows services management console . To do this, you must click on the Start , then on Run , and type services.msc.
In the Windows services management console , click on the Action , then on New service. A window then opens to enter information for the new service.
You must complete the following fields:
- Name : you must enter the name of the service corresponding to the Sage software used, for example Sage 100cloud Commercial Management.
- Display name : you must enter the same name as the previous field.
- Description : you must enter a description of the service, for example Service allowing you to run the Sage 100cloud Commercial Management software.
- Startup type : you must choose Automatic so that the service starts when the server starts.
- Type of service : you must choose Own Win32 service (shared) so that the service is isolated from other services.
- Path to the executable : you must enter the path to the Sage software executable file, for example C:\Program Files\Sage\Gestion Commercial\GCW.exe.
- Account name : you must enter NT Service\ followed by the name of the service, for example NT Service\Sage 100cloud Gestion Commerciale.
- Password : this field must be left empty, because the NT Service account does not need a password.
You must then click on Next, then on Finish to create the service.
Step 2: Assign rights to the NT Service\Sage Server account
To assign rights to the NT Service\Sage Server account , you must connect to the Sage server with an administrator account and open the local security policy management console. To do this, you must click on the Start , then on Run , and type secpol.msc .
In the local security policy management console, click on Local Policies , then User Rights Assignment . A list of rights then appears in the right part of the window.
The following rights must be assigned to the NT Service \ Sage Server account:
- Open a session as a service: double-click this right, then click Add a user or group . A window then opens to enter the account name. You must type NT Service\ followed by the name of the service, for example NT Service\Sage 100cloud Gestion Commerciale , then click on OK . You must then click on Apply, then on OK to validate the right.
- Replace a token at the process level: you must repeat the same operation as for the previous right.
- Access this computer from the network : you must repeat the same operation as for the previous right.
Step 3: Start the service
To start the service , you must connect to the Sage server with an administrator account Windows services management console . To do this, you must click on the Start , then on Run , and type services.msc.
Windows services management console , you must click on the name of the service corresponding to the Sage software used , for example Sage 100cloud Gestion Commerciale . You must then click on the Start to launch the service.
The NT Service\Sage Server account is then configured and the service is operational.
FAQs
Here are some frequently asked questions about the NT Service\Sage Server account:
How to change the NT Service\Sage Server account password?
The NT Service\Sage Server account does not need a password and is managed automatically by the system. It is therefore not possible to change your password.
How to delete the NT Service \ Sage Server account?
To delete the NT Service\Sage Server account, you must stop and delete the service corresponding to the Sage software used. You must then remove the rights assigned to the NT Service\Sage Server account in the local security policy management console.
How do I know if the NT Service\Sage Server account is correctly configured?
To know if the NT Service \ Sage Server account is correctly configured, you must check that the service corresponding to the Sage software used is started and that there are no errors in the event observer.
What is the difference between an NT Service\Sage Server account and a local account or domain account?
An NT Service\Sage Server account is a type of account specific to Windows that has limited rights and privileges. A local account or domain account is a standard type of account that can be used to log in to a computer or network. He has broader rights and privileges.
What are the risks if I don't use an NT Service\Sage Server account to run Windows services on a Sage server?
If you do not use an NT Service\Sage Server account Windows services on a Sage server, you may experience security, performance, or compatibility issues. For example, if you use a local account or a domain account, you can compromise system security by exposing the account password. If you use a local system account or a network system account, you may affect the performance or compatibility of the service by giving it too many rights or privileges.
How do I get multiple Windows services to use the same NT Service\Sage Server account?
To ensure that several Windows use the same NT Service\Sage Server account, you must create a single service with the generic name NT Service\Sage 100cloud and associate all the executable files of the Sage software used with it. You must then assign the necessary rights to the NT Service\Sage 100cloud account in the local security policy management console.
How do I get multiple Sage servers to use the same NT Service\Sage Server account?
To make several Sage servers use the same NT Service\Sage Server account, you must create a local group on each Sage server and add the NT Service\Sage 100cloud account . You must then assign the necessary rights to the local group in the local security policy management console.
Can I use an NT Service\Sage Server account to run Windows services other than those related to Sage software?
No, you cannot use an NT Service\Sage Server account to run other Windows other than those related to Sage software.
The NT Service\Sage Server account is specific to Windows that are linked to Sage software. It cannot be used to run other Windows that are unrelated to Sage. If you try to use an NT Service\Sage Server account for another Windows , you may encounter errors or malfunctions.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the NT Service\Sage Server account?
The benefits of the NT Service \ Server Sag e account are as follows:
- It strengthens system security by limiting the rights and privileges of the service.
- It simplifies service management by not requiring a password or manual intervention.
- It ensures the compatibility of the service with different versions of Windows .
The disadvantages of the NT Service \ Sage Server account are as follows:
- It can be difficult to identify and control in case multiple services use the same NT Service\Sage Server account.
- It may be incompatible with certain software or devices that require specific rights or privileges.
How do I troubleshoot NT Service\Sage Server account issues?
To resolve problems related to the NT Service \ Sage Server account , you must check the following points:
- The NT Service\Sage Server account name is correct and matches the service name.
- The path to the Sage software executable is correct and matches the executable file.
- The rights assigned to the NT Service \ Sage Server account are sufficient and adapted to the service.
- The service is started and working correctly.
If the problem persists, you should contact Sage Technical Support for assistance.
Where can I find more information about the NT Service\Sage Server account?
You can find more information about the NT Service\Sage Server account on the official Sage website, in the Help and Documentation section. You can also visit forums and blogs specializing in Sage software, where you can interact with other users or experts.
Conclusion
The NT Service\Sage Server Windows services on a Sage server. It has advantages in terms of security and simplicity. To configure it, you must create the service, assign the rights and start the service . So the Sage software can run properly on the server. To secure your file transfers with FTPS on Windows Server , you can use the SSL/TLS protocol which encrypts the data exchanged between the client and the server. This protocol is compatible with the NT Service\Sage Server account and allows you to protect your sensitive information.
