It helps to know what UAC is helping, and more importantly, not helping.
UAC (User access control) is not a server funtion, its a client PC (user) function to protect users from getting tripped up when travelling new and unknown web sites.
If your HS machine's purpose is to be a server only, UAC is nothing more than annoying, its not protecting you from new/unknown sites because you aren't visiting any. If you have users using your homeseer machine to visit the internet, ... I'm not sure what the right thing is in that case.
Said another way, you server is visting software update sites, weatherbug, etc.... known sites.
Here is microsoft's view of disabling UAC for server enviornments
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2526083
UAC (User access control) is not a server funtion, its a client PC (user) function to protect users from getting tripped up when travelling new and unknown web sites.
If your HS machine's purpose is to be a server only, UAC is nothing more than annoying, its not protecting you from new/unknown sites because you aren't visiting any. If you have users using your homeseer machine to visit the internet, ... I'm not sure what the right thing is in that case.
Said another way, you server is visting software update sites, weatherbug, etc.... known sites.
Here is microsoft's view of disabling UAC for server enviornments
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2526083
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