Wierd settings..
- From: "ABQ_Me" <kcicyber@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 11:01:41 -0700
We have one SQL server setup to run our ASP.Net intranet. the SQL agents are
set to back the DB up to a file location nightly.
Then Veritas Back up Exec, cannot back that folder up. it fails with no
rights to the folder.
When I look at the server settings, the SQL service are started up by a user
called .\administrator .. ALL the other services on teh server are either
local admin started or start as a local service, the sql ones are the wierd
ones.
i think this is the reason i cannot back that one folder up.
i think at one time, this server was actually on another domain, called
ms.com, it was removed from that network, demoted as a DC and made a member
server, then moved to a new domain under acad.local. would that explain the
wierd .\admin user?
can i fix that to be the local\admin user without trashing my SQL install?
I have no way to find out what the .\admin password is, so i cannot change
the setting to use the local\admin account, and set them back if it blows
up.
btw.. this is on server 2K
any ideas on what to do?
TIA
KCI
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