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I'm developing an application that runs as a windows service. The application runs a REST API backend using an embedded http server (namely Flask). I've created a user account in AD Users and Computers / Managed Service Accounts and configured the service to run as this named account. The service works fine when it runs on 127.0.0.1 but cannot run on the outside facing network interface. I've tried adding the service user account to be a domain admin group but that didn't help.
The computer is a Windows 2012 domain controller.
Could you please help me how can I configure this service account to be allowed to work on the network?
Thanks in advance!
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I'm developing an application that runs as a windows service. The application runs a REST API backend using an embedded http server (namely Flask). I've created a user account in AD Users and Computers / Managed Service Accounts and configured the service to run as this named account. The service works fine when it runs on 127.0.0.1 but cannot run on the outside facing network interface. I've tried adding the service user account to be a domain admin group but that didn't help.
The computer is a Windows 2012 domain controller.
Could you please help me how can I configure this service account to be allowed to work on the network?
Thanks in advance!
windows networking domain-controller windows-service user-permissions
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I'm developing an application that runs as a windows service. The application runs a REST API backend using an embedded http server (namely Flask). I've created a user account in AD Users and Computers / Managed Service Accounts and configured the service to run as this named account. The service works fine when it runs on 127.0.0.1 but cannot run on the outside facing network interface. I've tried adding the service user account to be a domain admin group but that didn't help.
The computer is a Windows 2012 domain controller.
Could you please help me how can I configure this service account to be allowed to work on the network?
Thanks in advance!
windows networking domain-controller windows-service user-permissions
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I'm developing an application that runs as a windows service. The application runs a REST API backend using an embedded http server (namely Flask). I've created a user account in AD Users and Computers / Managed Service Accounts and configured the service to run as this named account. The service works fine when it runs on 127.0.0.1 but cannot run on the outside facing network interface. I've tried adding the service user account to be a domain admin group but that didn't help.
The computer is a Windows 2012 domain controller.
Could you please help me how can I configure this service account to be allowed to work on the network?
Thanks in advance!
windows networking domain-controller windows-service user-permissions
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