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Merge pull request #7930 from suneetnangia/patch-12
Fixed file name Manifestmanifest to ApplicationManifest
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articles/service-fabric/service-fabric-tutorial-dotnet-app-enable-https-endpoint.md

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### Run the setup script as a local administrator
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By default, the service setup entry point executable runs under the same credentials as Service Fabric (typically the NetworkService account). The *SetCertAccess.ps1* requires administrator privileges. In the application manifest, you can change the security permissions to run the startup script under a local administrator account.
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In Solution Explorer, open *Voting/ApplicationPackageRoot/ManifestManifest.xml*. First, create a **Principals** section and add a new user (for example, "SetupAdminUser". Add the SetupAdminUser user account to the Administrators system group.
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In Solution Explorer, open *Voting/ApplicationPackageRoot/ApplicationManifest.xml*. First, create a **Principals** section and add a new user (for example, "SetupAdminUser". Add the SetupAdminUser user account to the Administrators system group.
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Next, in the VotingWebPkg **ServiceManifestImport** section, configure a **RunAsPolicy** to apply the SetupAdminUser principal to the setup entry point. This policy tells Service Fabric that the Setup.bat file runs as SetupAdminUser (with administrator privileges).
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