Re: No users/groups can login to SQL Server unless part of sysadmin

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<spiyush12@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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We have SQL server 2005. We have mixed mode authentication.. We have
created groups in Active Directory. I created a login for the group
and mode is Windows authentication.

When I create ODBC connection is does not let me select any database.
However if I specify the group as part of sysadmin then I can connect
to the server/database/tables...

I am new ot SQL Server.. Any help would be appreciated..

To use Windows Authentication, assign a database role to the AD group. No
need to use SQL logins. All members of the AD group will get the permissions
assigned to the database role. I create my own role in the database and
assign the permissions needed. See Books On Line for details.

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Richard Mueller
MVP Directory Services
Hilltop Lab - http://www.rlmueller.net
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