HTTP Namespace Reservation (HttpReserve.exe)

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HTTP Namespace Reservation (HttpReserve.exe)

The HTTP Namespace Reservation tool reserves one or more HTTP namespaces for the kernel-level HTTP listener (http.sys). Namespace reservations enable processes running under a non-administrator account to listen using the HTTP listener which is a prerequisite for running a DSS node. Administrative users do not have to reserve a namespace. In order to run a DSS node using a non-administrative account, you must first reserve the namespace.

  <strong>httpreserve.exe</strong> [options]

Parameters

Option	Short Name	Description
/Domain: Examples The following example creates a namespace reservation on HTTP port 50000 which enables a local, non-administrative account named MSRS_TEST to run a DSS node on port 50000: httpreserve /port:50000 /user:msrs_test Namespace reservations are persisted and are only necessary once for a given port and user or group. They can be removed by running the tool using with the /remove parameter as illustrated in the following example: httpreserve /port:50000 /remove+ See Also  DSS User Guide: DSS Node Security Model     © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.