Re: Questions about SQL on SBS Premium
- From: "bass_player [SBS-MVP]" <bass_player@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 15 May 2007 09:52:11 +0800
Installing a DEFAULT SQL Server instance will not affect anything in SBS
(SharePoint, Monitoring, etc.). Think of an instance as a separate "server"
within the same box. You can start-stop-restart services in this instance
without affecting the other instance. This answers your second question.
Changing the authentication from Windows to Mixed mode will not affect any
other instance. Just make sure you secure this SQL Server instance,
especially the "sa" account by using a complex pass-phrase. If you have SQL
Server Enterprise Manager installed, open the Properties page of the
defautlt SQL Server instance (should be named "local"). On the Security tab,
under the Authentication section, select SQL Server and Windows. Restart SQL
Server service after this for the changes to take effect. If you don't have
SQL Server Enterprise Manager, then you do have to tweak the registry for
this. I have a blog entry on how to do this at
http://bassplayerdoc.spaces.live.com/ (Change MSDE's authentication mode)
Let me know if you need anything else
bass_player
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"Lesa H." <itsplesa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I need a little advise from someone who knows a little more about SQL than
I do. I have a client who has SBS 2003 Premium R2 with SQL Server Workgroup
Edition and is considering a line of business application that utilizes SQL
as the back end for the software. There requirements are as follows:
1. The software needs to be installed in the Default SQL instance.
2. The authentication mode needs to be set to mixed mode (it is currently
set to Windows).
My concerns are will installing anything in the default instance of SQL
break anything in SBS (SharePoint, Monitoring, etc.), and will changing
from Windows authentication to mixed mode break anything?
Finally, how do I go about changing the authentication mode if it's not a
problem?
Thanks in advance!
Lesa H.
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