Does this account needs to have "interactive logon" permission at AD level?
SQL Server runs as a service, so the service account don't need to be allowed to interactive logon.
See Configure Windows service accounts and permissions
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hi folks,
i have a question, we are using a domain account to be used as sql service account. Does this account needs to have "interactive logon" permission at AD level?
Does this account needs to have "interactive logon" permission at AD level?
SQL Server runs as a service, so the service account don't need to be allowed to interactive logon.
See Configure Windows service accounts and permissions
Hi @Heisenberg ,
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No. And you can refer to this article which introduce how to configure: http://sql-articles.com/articles/general/sql-server-service-accounts/
Best regards,
Seeya
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