Hi,
I must remove BUILTIN\Administrators. Should i create 2=20
domain accounts, one for each service (MSSQLServer, SQL=20
Server Agent) or one for the two services ' actually i'm=20
using LOCAL SYSTEM ACCOUNT.
If i use 2 accounts i must give sysadmin for the two=20
accounts, and i don't use the account sa, i have one other=20
account with sysadmin permiss=F5es for my day by day work.=20
When i use MBSA, i always get the message that i have more=20
than 2 sysadmins. How can i troubleshoot this question '
What is your approach of remove BUILTIN\Administrators and=20
start the accounts with domain non admin accounts ?
My approach:
-Remove BUILTIN\Administrators
-create one domain account with regular priviledges
-assign the account for the two services
-grant SQLServer sysadmin rights on the account
Can anyone give a nice approach for this question ?=20
issues regarding the change ?
Thanks in advance for the help
Miguel
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"Miguel" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I must remove BUILTIN\Administrators. Should i create 2
domain accounts, one for each service (MSSQLServer, SQL
Server Agent) or one for the two services ' actually i'm
using LOCAL SYSTEM ACCOUNT.
If i use 2 accounts i must give sysadmin for the two
accounts, and i don't use the account sa, i have one other
account with sysadmin permisses for my day by day work.
When i use MBSA, i always get the message that i have more
than 2 sysadmins. How can i troubleshoot this question '
What is your approach of remove BUILTIN\Administrators and
start the accounts with domain non admin accounts ?
My approach:
-Remove BUILTIN\Administrators
-create one domain account with regular priviledges
-assign the account for the two services
-grant SQLServer sysadmin rights on the account
Can anyone give a nice approach for this question ?
issues regarding the change ?
Thanks in advance for the help
Miguel
MCP
Thursday, February 16, 2012
BUILTIN\Administrators
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