You also probably want to create an SPN without the port for a default instance on SQL Server 2000/2005. In SQL Server 2008, this is most certainly the case if...

When you look at the DNS server on the DC, what are the name servers (NS records) listed for the domain? If one is your Exchange Server, it's a secondary...

Nicholas Cain (12/15/2008)

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RAID 10 has 4 cans and double the spray rate, however due to it being more cans it cost more (however the performance is better and more bugs...

This sounds an awful lot like a classroom assignment. Even if it's not, can you post what your thoughts are so we know kind of where your starting point is,...

This should be taken care of automatically thanks to the Windows Time...

sean.mcneill (12/15/2008)

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You also want to ensure that the second DC has DNS installed and ensure all of your member machines have the IP for the second DC set as the...

The second one also needs to be a global catalog server. By running dcpromo, you made the second system a domain controller, but making it a global catalog server is...

Rob Symonds (12/15/2008)

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I should've checked before I posted: I can see using the query from the article that all the logins are using NTLM.

I'm still not sure why I...

This was originally reported as...

schwizzla (12/12/2008)

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This is a great article. I never clearly understood why I was getting the informational message in my SQL Error logs

"The SQL Network Interface library could not register the...

Neither the local System nor the Network Service account is recommended for the SQL Server service account. Your best bet would be to get a domain or account administrator in...

Unfortunately, no. SQL Server 2000 does not provide that sort of information in...

jabbott (12/11/2008)

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Great article, I really needed this!

Do I have to go to each server and create the SPN's or can I install SETSPN.EXE on my local...

Kevin Rathgeber (12/11/2008)

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Mr. Kelley, did I maybe get this wrong in what I was explaining above. Setting the NTAuthenticationProviders to NTLM, is it possible that I am getting mixed...

Kevin Rathgeber (12/11/2008)

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Yes I agree it does. I understand where you are coming from....the funny part....the Microsoft guys told us not to look at what they had published. ...