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To enable security for an application, you must set an
authentication level other than None. The authentication level tells
COM how much authentication protection is required, and it can range
from authenticating the client at the first method call to
encrypting parameter states fully. To set an application's
authentication level:
- On the Applications property page in Dcomcnfg.exe, select
the application and click the Properties button (or
double-click the selected application).
- On the General page, select an authentication level other
than (None) from the Authentication Level list box.
- To continue setting machine properties, click the Apply
button. The new authentication levels will be applied.
- When complete, click OK to apply the changes and exit
Dcomcnfg.exe.
Location
Determine the computer location on which the application will run.
Choose to run it on the machine where the data is located, on the
machine used to set the location, or on another specified machine,
using these steps:
- In Dcomcnfg, click the Application tab.
- Click the application. Click the Properties button (or
double-click the selected application).
- On the Location page, select one or more check boxes that
correspond to locations where you want the application to run.
- If more than one check box is enabled, COM uses the first one
that applies. If Dcomcnfg is being run on the server machine,
always select Run Application On This Computer.
- To continue setting machine properties, click the Apply
button. The new authentication levels will be applied.
- When complete, click OK to apply the changes and exit
Dcomcnfg.exe.
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