What are users allowed to do under the Start and Stop Services Access policy?

Under the Start and Stop Services Access policy, users are specifically allowed to control whether certain services are running on a system. This means they can start or stop services as needed, which is crucial for managing the functionality of applications and system processes without giving them full administrative rights that could risk the security or stability of the system.

This access allows users to influence the operational environment by managing services, which can include starting services necessary for their workflows or stopping services that may be causing issues or are no longer required. However, it does not extend to permanently modifying services, accessing all system files, or changing user privileges, which are more extensive actions not typically granted under this policy to maintain security and proper access control.