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pclemares
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Posted Friday, July 03, 2009 9:38 AM
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I have a Sql 2000 and I'd like to migrate to sql 2005. The problem I have it's that on the Sql 2000 I have the password of SA less than 8 characters, is it possible to maintain the same password on SQL 2005?
Thanks
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SequelDBA
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Posted Thursday, October 01, 2009 7:32 PM
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If a program requires a login with the SYSADMIN role and rights to Master, will a login with the SYSADMIN role have rights to MASTER by default or does that have to be granted?
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K. Brian Kelley
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pclemares (7/3/2009)
Hello
I have a Sql 2000 and I'd like to migrate to sql 2005. The problem I have it's that on the Sql 2000 I have the password of SA less than 8 characters, is it possible to maintain the same password on SQL 2005?
Thanks
Yes, when you go to modify the sa account, toggle Password Policy Enforcement off. However, from a security perspective, you need to see about getting that SA account password to at least 8 characters.
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SequelDBA (10/1/2009)
If a program requires a login with the SYSADMIN role and rights to Master, will a login with the SYSADMIN role have rights to MASTER by default or does that have to be granted?
And login which is a member of the sysadmin role has all rights everywhere on a particular instance of SQL Server. Those rights are implicit. Basically, being a member of the sysadmin server role means the login ignores all security checks. So yes, it does.
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is there a work around in SQL 2005, 2008, 2008 R2 that allows for ;
alter login [DomainGroupName] DISABLE;
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Geoff A (1/24/2011)
is there a work around in SQL 2005, 2008, 2008 R2 that allows for ;
alter login [DomainGroupName] DISABLE;
thanks
No, this behavior is by design. What you can do is:
DENY CONNECT SQL TO [DomainGroupName];
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