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If I'm reading this correctly, it still says that the account used to log in to every monitored SQL Server must have SYSADMIN privileges. This can't really be true since I'm fairly certain that Response doesn't actually need to add/drop databases to be able to monitor a server, for example. It's also against (at least) my company's security policy (and common sense) to grant a service account SA rights, or to use the SA account as a service account.
While we're at it, the Windows account on the Repository server doesn't really need full Administrator rights either, does it? Just to run the service? I'm sure there's a specific set of rights that's really required but difficult to define/support? And the SQL Server account on that server? Obviously it doesn't really require full sysadmin rights either, especially after installation?
I'm assuming that at some point one of your developers wrote the scripts that would create the SQL Server Roles and Windows rights with exactly the privileges required for Response to work, but it proved too unwieldy to support.
Could you post those scripts please? [image] / comments
If I'm reading this correctly, it still says that the account used to log in to every monitored SQL Server must have SYSADMIN privileges. This can't really be true since I'm fairly certain that Res...
I need to clarify. The backup worked. It was the copy to network that failed due to insufficient space. And it does indeed leave a zero byte file behind. / comments
I need to clarify. The backup worked. It was the copy to network that failed due to insufficient space. And it does indeed leave a zero byte file behind.
No alert for insufficient disk space on write to share?
This was on 6.2 and I just upgraded to 6.3, but I didn't see this issue addressed so I'm asking that it be added as a feature. My network folder got full, and the program did attempt and fail to co...