> Yeah, I forgot to state that it was configured using a domain account for > ColdFusion servers, that is supposed to be in the local Administrators group > on > the machine. I just checked into the server's local Administrators group and > discovered that this domain account is not in that group anymore. I'll have > to get with our IT department to troubleshoot why this is happening. > > Thanks for the reminder about the user accounts, as I probably would have > banged my head on this for hours before thinking to check that.
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