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How To change the Authentication method from SQL to Windows when configuring SEPM database. 

Oct 20, 2009 07:42 AM

To change Authentication method from SQL to Windows you need:

  •        Create new user in SQL Management Studio
  •        Use Management Server Configuration Wizard to reconfigure SEPM

 

Creating new user in SQL Management Studio.

1.       1.       Connect to the database using Object Explorer.

2.       2.       Go to: Security -> Logins

3.       3.       Press right button on Logins and chose "New Login..."

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 4.       In new window fill:

  •         Login name - write AD or Local user name – in this situation “PABLO-B8948CAA4\pawel”;
  •         Check if  “Windows authentication” is marked;
  •         Default database  - Remember to select proper DB - in this case "sepm";

 

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In "Select page" row, chose "User Mapping"

 

On the right select SEPMs DB (in this case "sepm")

In "Database role membership for: master" select

-          db_datareader

-          db_datawriter

-          db_ddladmin

 

!!Remember that public should be also selected!!

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Press OK.

 




SEPM Configuration.

 

 

1.       1.       Chose option „Reconfigure the management server”

 

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2.       2.     Change Server name.  Symantec suggest leave other options as default.

 

 

 

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3.       Select „Microsoft SQL Server”.

  • In „Database Server enter full path to database server instance – in this case it is

 PABLO-B8948CAA4\PAWELDB

  • Database name should be the one which you where using before.
  • Authentication: Windows Authentication

 

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May 07, 2010 09:01 AM


nice article

Nov 09, 2009 05:38 AM

Thank You for Your  opinion....
I promise that i will try to write more about SEP with SQL Server.

 

Nov 02, 2009 11:45 AM

very well explained material...
this one is for he books...
thanks...

Oct 29, 2009 12:42 AM

thnks! its really a nice info.

Oct 21, 2009 02:36 PM

Hope you find this article usefull! Let us know what you think! 

Eric

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