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For complaints, please contact abuse ultimatewindowssecurity. Terms of Use Privacy Return Policy. Operating Systems. According to Technet, "Handle Manipulation events are only generated for object types where the corresponding File System or Registry Object Access subcategory is enabled I'm reaching here If only there was a way to list all the SACLs The post talks about the issue being raised when a non-admin user uses the services control manager services.
That is not exactly what is happening in my case, but I believe it is related - in my case "watchdog" services on multiple application servers are monitoring application service health on other servers for failover purposes - the standby server monitors the primary's services with a view to kicking in should the services on the primary service fail this is all application based fail-over, not windows clustering. The services all run under the same domain account, which is not an administrator, for obvious reasons.
From the post it appears that the error is harmless unless you really need the service dependency information.
I know this posting is old, however for me it would see that is tied to my program "BGInfo" which displays information on the desktop. I'm sure a lot of admins have this running. Haven't figured out how to stop it, but once you figure out the source at least you're part way there. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Windows Server TechCenter. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads.
Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Windows Server General Forum. Sign in to vote. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. So basically, "If you find those important security warnings annoying, turn them off. It turns out we are turning on auditing for both Success and Failure, via Group Policy.
But I do not know what the settings would be without that policy. Have you checked the setting Handle Manipulation in Local Security policy? If it is ok. This answer doesn't tell you how to suppress PlugPlayManager events, it just turns off all similar events. This is unhelpful if you need those audits turned on, but you also need the hundreds of PlugPlayManager events suppressed. Alex Alex 31 1 1 bronze badge. Any word back on this? Seeing similar behavior in Server — Cookie Monster.
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