I have an application client-server. The application server is installed (Jboss 4.2) on a machine that is using Windows 2003. The Jboss is not running from Local System, but from a user, which has Administrator rights. Among other functionalities, this application communicates with other servers that are using Windows Server 2008 R2, in order to find all Jboss services that are installed on these machines, their status, the databases which are connected to them, the ports (by checking the files jboss-service.xml, oracle-ds.xml). This communication is is achieved by sending some sc commands, like (and other commands for starting/stopping the services):
sc \\server query state= all | find /I "jboss" | find /I "service_name" | find /I "_q"
My problem is that I have to migrate this application from Windows 2003 to Windows 2008 R2. After I installed everything on my new machine, I saw that the application doesn't behavies as it should. I managed to observe that the response time for sending the same command (the one above) from Windows 2008 R2 to Windows 2008 R2 is taking longer than sending the same command from Windows 2003 to Windows 2008 R2.
Is something changed in the sc command or is a problem with the security rights?
If you have any idea, please give me a feedback. This problem is beyond my knowledge.