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If the server instances use the same domain user account for Database Mirroring sessions with Windows authentication, the correct logins exist automatically, and you do not need to create a login. However, if the server instances use differ ent user accounts, you must create a login on each instance for the startup ser vice account of each of the other instances. If the server instances are not in trusted domains, or if SQL Server is running as a local service, Windows authentication is unavailable. In such cases, instead of user credentials, certificates are required to authenticate connection requests. You must also configure the mirroring endpoint of each server instance with its own locally created certificate.

-- Drop the table used in this example. DROP TABLE Test.TestTran;

Analyze physical server security. Compare the existing security infrastructure to business and regulatory requirements. Identify variations from the security design.

When configuring log shipping, consider the following security issues:

You can select either Windows authentication or SQL authentication by the pri mary and secondary servers to connect to the monitoring server and update the monitoring tables. If you select SQL authentication, a new SQL login called log_shipping_monitor_probe is created on the primary, secondary, and monitor ing servers. For a backup job to succeed, you need to configure the SQL Server service account on the primary server instance and the proxy account of the backup job (by default, this is the SQL Server Agent account on the primary server instance) to have read/write permissions to the backup directory. For a copy job to be successful, you need to configure the proxy account of the copy job (by default, this is the SQL Server Agent account on the secondary server instance) to have read permissions to the backup directory and write per missions to the copy directory. For a restore job to be successful, you need to configure the SQL Server service account on the secondary server instance and the proxy account of the restore job (by default, this is the SQL Server Agent account on the secondary server instance) to have read/write permissions to the copy directory.

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In these practice exercises, you create a Windows user account and group account. You then place the group account into the sysadmin fixed server role.

For the purposes of this chapter, an attacker is a person (or more than one person) who wants to gain unauthorized access to the database. Attackers can be people from outside or inside the organization.

In this exercise, you create a local Windows account named SQLAdmin. 1. On DBSRV1, log on as Administrator. 2. Right-click My Computer and then click Manage. 3. In Computer Management, expand the console tree and select Local Users And Groups. 4. Expand Local Users And Groups. 5. In Local Users And Groups, right-click the Users folder and choose New User. 6. In the New User dialog box, type SQLAdmin in the User Name text box.

SQL Server 2005 introduces the snapshot isolation level in addition to the four isolation levels defined by the SQL-99 standard This isolation level can be very useful because it protects against all of the previously mentioned concurrency problems, just as the serializable isolation level does However, it does not provide this protection by blocking access to rows by other transactions; it does so by storing versions of rows while the transaction is active as well as tracking when a specific row was inserted This means that while in a transaction in the snapshot isolation level, depending on what has occurred since the transaction was started, you might not be looking at the current version of a row, but rather an older version of the row presenting it as it looked when the transaction first accessed it.

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