Schedule SSIS packages as job in SQL Server Agent errors

Hi, I am using SQL Server 2008 R2 and created few SSIS packages and schedule them using SQL Server Agent and every time I try to schedule packages via SQL Server Agent my jobs keep failing. I am using domain/ione as the owner and when I invoke the job on
ServerA let's say and the job gets executed by domain/ServerA$ and fails as it does not have enough privileges. How do I fix this issue firstly without the proxy and why is the job being executed by domain/ServerA$ when the owner & user who invokes
it is domain/ione?
Thanks in advance............
Ione

Hi Ione,
The owner of any SQL jobs should be SA or any other non-expiring account
If you do not want the proxy used, then add the needed priveleges.
The owner of the job is one, the SSIS step gets executed by the account the Agent is running under.
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