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Rob-CTL
Dec 01, 2023Iron Contributor
Endpoint Privilege Management - "Run with elevated access" only required once?
Hi, I am just evaluating EPM and I just wanted to clarify the functionality. I've deployed my settings policy and created a rule to allow a specific app to run with evaluated privileges. The po...
Dec 02, 2023
It depends on how you configured the rule... did you configured the rule on automatic of user confirmed?
If you configure the rule to be automatic... its automatic 🙂 .. so not right click and clicking run elevated
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/protect/epm-overview#important-concepts-for-endpoint-privilege-management
If you configure the rule to be automatic... its automatic 🙂 .. so not right click and clicking run elevated
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/protect/epm-overview#important-concepts-for-endpoint-privilege-management
- Rob-CTLDec 04, 2023Iron ContributorHi Rudy_Ooms_MVP
Thanks for the response, yes the policy is set to automatic but the question I was trying to ask, apologies if I wasn't clear, is why on first clicking of a approved privileged app it would cause the UAC prompt to appear and require the user to use the "Run with elevated access" command then after that the user can just double click the app and it will load i.e. not having to go through the "Run with elevated access" process. I am trying to document the process for users so I am just trying to understand if this behaviour is by design.- Dec 04, 2023Which app did you configured for epm elevation? As doing this for powershell doesn't give you the uac prompt. I assume that app needs to perform some other tasks first to be able to be launched automatically. If you have the name of the app or could share some more info, i could try to see whats happening and give you the reason why that uac is shown
- Rob-CTLDec 04, 2023Iron Contributor
Rudy_Ooms_MVP I am using Rufus for testing, it's an app that requires elevated permissions to run. The policy is as follows: