Does anyone knows if it's possible to migrate users to another server? I use windows 2000 server and SQL server 2000, Integrated windows sequrity.
I want to use the second server as "Standby" Server. On the first server there are already created many windows-accounts. Do I have to create all theat users again on the other server? and all roles and permissions?You can script the users and permissions by selecting the SCRIPT DATABASE USERS AND DATABASE ROLES and the SCRIPT OBJECT LEVEL PERMISSIONS from the Options Tab in the Scripting dialog boxes from within Enterprise manager.
After the scripts are created, you can edit them to remove everything except the Permission statements.
Now you can execute the script anytime you need to re-create the rolls and permissions.|||can these scripts be run on another machine??|||Any SQL script can be run on any SQL Server. The real question is probably should it be run. There should be no harm, if the script does not drop tables/procedures/views, or delete data. You should review the script to make sure you understand what it is doing.
Showing posts with label integrated. Show all posts
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Migrate Database with change SQL-Authentifiction to Active Directo
i have a lot of Databaseserver and databases that run with integrated sql
authentification. now i must change the permissions from sql to active
directory interagted authentification. must i create all user and groups new
or can change the type of connect between sql account and active directory
user?You have to create them new, there is no automatic migration path for
that. For this purpose this is a good time to rethink your security
model and how the nt groups can match to the SQL Groups and the
permissions ont he tables.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
--
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
--|||i cannot re-design the database structur. i must join the standa-a-lone sql
2000 server based on windows 2000 in a new active directory domain. i have
100 databases. now i locking for a way to change all permission that based on
sql-authentification to active directory objects (that i have created in AD).
can I carry out changing the rights by means of "T SQL"?
"Jens" wrote:
> You have to create them new, there is no automatic migration path for
> that. For this purpose this is a good time to rethink your security
> model and how the nt groups can match to the SQL Groups and the
> permissions ont he tables.
> HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
> --
> http://www.sqlserver2005.de
> --
>|||"cannot re-design the database structur."
--Nobody wanted to make you do that. i just mentioned that you could
rethink your security design for that.
"all permission that based on
sql-authentification to active directory objects (that i have created
in AD). "
--Thats a very complicated work which can=B4t be described in some
sentences for your special situation. If the names are the same you
could do that with T-SQL, but that vey specific.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
--
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
--
authentification. now i must change the permissions from sql to active
directory interagted authentification. must i create all user and groups new
or can change the type of connect between sql account and active directory
user?You have to create them new, there is no automatic migration path for
that. For this purpose this is a good time to rethink your security
model and how the nt groups can match to the SQL Groups and the
permissions ont he tables.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
--
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
--|||i cannot re-design the database structur. i must join the standa-a-lone sql
2000 server based on windows 2000 in a new active directory domain. i have
100 databases. now i locking for a way to change all permission that based on
sql-authentification to active directory objects (that i have created in AD).
can I carry out changing the rights by means of "T SQL"?
"Jens" wrote:
> You have to create them new, there is no automatic migration path for
> that. For this purpose this is a good time to rethink your security
> model and how the nt groups can match to the SQL Groups and the
> permissions ont he tables.
> HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
> --
> http://www.sqlserver2005.de
> --
>|||"cannot re-design the database structur."
--Nobody wanted to make you do that. i just mentioned that you could
rethink your security design for that.
"all permission that based on
sql-authentification to active directory objects (that i have created
in AD). "
--Thats a very complicated work which can=B4t be described in some
sentences for your special situation. If the names are the same you
could do that with T-SQL, but that vey specific.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
--
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
--
Migrate Database with change SQL-Authentifiction to Active Directo
i have a lot of Databaseserver and databases that run with integrated sql
authentification. now i must change the permissions from sql to active
directory interagted authentification. must i create all user and groups new
or can change the type of connect between sql account and active directory
user?You have to create them new, there is no automatic migration path for
that. For this purpose this is a good time to rethink your security
model and how the nt groups can match to the SQL Groups and the
permissions ont he tables.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
--
authentification. now i must change the permissions from sql to active
directory interagted authentification. must i create all user and groups new
or can change the type of connect between sql account and active directory
user?You have to create them new, there is no automatic migration path for
that. For this purpose this is a good time to rethink your security
model and how the nt groups can match to the SQL Groups and the
permissions ont he tables.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
--
Migrate Database with change SQL-Authentifiction to Active Directo
i have a lot of Databaseserver and databases that run with integrated sql
authentification. now i must change the permissions from sql to active
directory interagted authentification. must i create all user and groups new
or can change the type of connect between sql account and active directory
user?
You have to create them new, there is no automatic migration path for
that. For this purpose this is a good time to rethink your security
model and how the nt groups can match to the SQL Groups and the
permissions ont he tables.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
authentification. now i must change the permissions from sql to active
directory interagted authentification. must i create all user and groups new
or can change the type of connect between sql account and active directory
user?
You have to create them new, there is no automatic migration path for
that. For this purpose this is a good time to rethink your security
model and how the nt groups can match to the SQL Groups and the
permissions ont he tables.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
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