February 6, 2013 at 10:55 am
We are migrating to a new domain and I have few questions -
1. I need to change the SQL server start up service account from domain1\SVC_SQL to domain2\SVC_SQL
2. We are using a windows group domain1\GroupA and I need to have a new windows group account as domain2\GroupA. Is there a script to add all the permissions of the old account domain1\GroupA to the new windows group domain2\GroupA?
Besides all these is there any other thing I need to look at? Any help would be greatly appreicated. Thanks
February 6, 2013 at 1:00 pm
Guras (2/6/2013)
We are migrating to a new domain and I have few questions -1. I need to change the SQL server start up service account from domain1\SVC_SQL to domain2\SVC_SQL
No issues unless you have used this account to run the other jobs or linked servers etc..
2. We are using a windows group domain1\GroupA and I need to have a new windows group account as domain2\GroupA. Is there a script to add all the permissions of the old account domain1\GroupA to the new windows group domain2\GroupA?
you can script out as create login
Besides all these is there any other thing I need to look at? Any help would be greatly appreicated. Thanks
Make sure you have backup of all databases including system databases before you do anything ,...anytime.
February 6, 2013 at 1:14 pm
@SQLFRNDZ (2/6/2013)
Guras (2/6/2013)
We are migrating to a new domain and I have few questions -1. I need to change the SQL server start up service account from domain1\SVC_SQL to domain2\SVC_SQL
No issues unless you have used this account to run the other jobs or linked servers etc..
Yes we have
2. We are using a windows group domain1\GroupA and I need to have a new windows group account as domain2\GroupA. Is there a script to add all the permissions of the old account domain1\GroupA to the new windows group domain2\GroupA?
you can script out as create login
Besides all these is there any other thing I need to look at? Any help would be greatly appreicated. Thanks
Make sure you have backup of all databases including system databases before you do anything ,...anytime.
February 6, 2013 at 1:28 pm
DONT FORGET ALTER LOGIN [DOMAIN1\USER] with name=[DOMAIN2\USER]
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