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How does a Service With User Account Privileges Go About Starting The FlexNet Licensing Service?

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How does a service with user account privileges go about starting the FlexNet Licensing Service?

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How would a Flex-enabled application running as a service with user account privileges go about starting the FlexNet Licensing Service?

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We provide an example of how to confer start-FNLS-from-another-Windows-service permissions in installs.c (the other service in this case being lmgrd). This step is performed at install time, since installers typically have the required elevated privilege.

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