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Kerberos, DCOM and Windows Server 2008

Here is an interesting little issue I came across the other day while setting up Kerberos on Windows Server 2008 R2: Everything went fine until I wanted to allow local activation permissions on the DCOM objects for the SharePoint service accounts, much to my surprise everything was disabled; it did not matter what account I was running with.

Turns out you need to make a registry change to enable you to change DCOM permissions:

  • Open RegEdit and locate: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\AppID\{CLSID} (the CLSID can be found in the DCOM error message)
  • Right Click and select Permissions
  • Select Advanced and then select take ownership
  • Close the registry editor and then restart the server
  • Now you can make the changes.

Sweet.

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