When you run PowerBuilder on Windows Vista or Windows 7 under a standard user account, and attempt to deploy Web Service projects, the User Account Control (UAC) dialog box appears. This dialog box allows you to elevate your privileges for the purpose of deployment.
| Settings for | Required changes |
|---|---|
| Windows firewall | Enable exceptions for WMI and file and printer sharing |
| UAC (When you are not running PowerBuilder with the built-in Administrator account) | If the development and deployment computers are in the same domain, connect to the remote computer using a domain account that is in its local Administrators group. Then UAC access token filtering does not affect the domain accounts in the local Administrators group. You should not use a local, nondomain account on the remote computer because of UAC filtering, even if the account is in the Administrators group. If the development and deployment computers are in the same workgroup, UAC filtering affects the connection to the remote computer even if the account is in the Administrators group. The only exception is the native “Administrator” account of the remote computer, but you should not use this account because of security issues. Instead, you can turn off UAC on the remote computer. and if the account you use has no remote DCOM access rights, you must explicitly grant those rights to the account. |
| DCOM | Grant remote DCOM access, activation, and launch rights to a nondomain user account in the local Administrators group of the remote computer if that is the type of account you are using to connect to the remote computer. |