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Binary Files that have a Privilege Level of Require Administrator in Manifest

CA ARCserve Central Applications installs binary files that are developed by third parties, other CA Technologies products, and CA ARCserve Central Applications that have a privilege level of Administrator or Highest Available. You must log in using an administrative account or an account with the highest available permissions to run various CA ARCserve Central Applications services, components, and applications. The binaries corresponding to these services, components, and applications contain CA ARCserve Central Applications specific functionality that is not available to a basic user account. As a result, Windows will prompt you to confirm an operation by specifying your password or by using an account with administrative privileges to complete the operation.

• Administrative Privileges--The administrative profile or an account with administrative privileges has read, write, and execute permissions to all Windows and system resources. If you do not have Administrative privileges, you will be prompted to enter user name / password of an administrator user to continue.
• Highest Available Privileges--An account with the highest-available privileges is a basic user account and a power user account with run-as administrative privileges.

The following table describes these binary files.