Re: Service account in cluster sql 2008

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Hi
In most cases people define a domain account with an appropriate permissions
( to backup to ohter computer and etc..) I have only seen people have added
this domain account into a Administrators group on the computer which runs
SQL Server.

"Amirullail" <Amirullail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi

Can somebody show me (step by step) on how to create account to assign to
every service in sql 2008 clustering...

I find many notes but there are in sql 2005. In Wizard at "Server
Configuration" part, i'm really dont have any idea how to assign
appropriate
account for every service in there.

There are 3 service which are :

SQL Server Agent
SQL Server Database Engine
SQL Server Integration Service 10.0




.



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