the way we did it, it's just a windows thing.
each user has a SID-history in windows, apparently the current sid as well as the sid-history sids are being used to chalange a connection to sqlserver (off course windows authenticated).
This way, you don't have to do anything at sqlserver level, so no privileges will get lost and things will still work as before.
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