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I need to reset the password of the domain account sql services are running
under. Is there any known issue I should be aware of ? Should I restart the services after resetting the paswword? Any would be appreciated. Carlos |
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Carlos wrote:
> I need to reset the password of the domain account sql services are running > under. Is there any known issue I should be aware of ? Should I restart the > services after resetting the paswword? > > Any would be appreciated. > > Carlos Hello Be careful ![]() 1st) Change password first on on the domain controller 2nd) In the Services snap-in in the MMC, right-click the SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER) service and then click Properties and on the Logon tab, type the new password in the Password and Confirm password boxes To save the changes, you must restart the SQL Server service. This will cause the services that the SQL Server service provided to be momentary unavailable while the SQL Server service restarts. You should not change the passwords for any of the SQL Server service accounts when a failover cluster node fails or is offline. If you have to do this, you will need to reset the password again by using Configuration Manager when all nodes are back online. regards SW |
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Carlos wrote:
> I need to reset the password of the domain account sql services are running > under. Is there any known issue I should be aware of ? Should I restart the > services after resetting the paswword? > > Any would be appreciated. > > Carlos Hello Be careful ![]() 1st) Change password first on on the domain controller 2nd) In the Services snap-in in the MMC, right-click the SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER) service and then click Properties and on the Logon tab, type the new password in the Password and Confirm password boxes To save the changes, you must restart the SQL Server service. This will cause the services that the SQL Server service provided to be momentary unavailable while the SQL Server service restarts. You should not change the passwords for any of the SQL Server service accounts when a failover cluster node fails or is offline. If you have to do this, you will need to reset the password again by using Configuration Manager when all nodes are back online. regards SW |
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