Microsoft 2.1 사용자 설명서

9.

To initialize the mailbox, send a test message to the service account mailbox.

Set permissions for the service account(s) you created as detailed in the following 
procedures.

1.

Using an account with administrative Windows 2000 and Microsoft Exchange 
permissions, log in to a domain controller.

2.

From the Start menu select Settings> Control Panel> Administrative Tools> 
Local Security Policy.

3.

Expand the Local Policies object, and then expand User Rights Assignment. In 
the Policies list, double-click Log on locally. The Add window appears.

4.

Click Add. On the Select Users or Groups window, select the name of the service 
account, and then click OK to return to the Exchange Server Properties window. 
The service account should now appear in the Name list.

5.

Assign the appropriate local policy settings to the service account, including Log 
on as a service.

Assigning permissions consists of adding the service account to the Administrator 
group.

1.

Using an account with administrative privileges on the local computer, log in to 
the server you will be using as your BlackBerry Enterprise Server (or BlackBerry 
Enterprise Server Management computer or BlackBerry User Administration 
computer, if you are assigning permissions to the service accounts for those tools).

2.

From the Start menu select Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > 
Computer Management.

Note: Permission to log on locally should be granted to the service account by default. Complete 
this procedure only if it has not been granted.

Note: Domain level settings listed under Effective Policy Settings might override Local Policy 
Settings.

Warning: You must also assign local administrator permissions on the BlackBerry Enterprise 
Server service computer to the service account used to run BlackBerry Enterprise Server 
Management. Without local administrator permissions on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server 
computer, you will be unable to access all of the BlackBerry Server Property pages.