To change the provider, you need to create the following registry key and add the value detailed below as REG_SZ (string value) on the RMAD server: This can cause issues if the provider has not been patched to support TLS 1.2. Method 3 - Update OLEDB Provider used by Recover Manager for ADīy default, RMAD uses the SQLNCL10 provider. How to grant SysAdmin rights when Recovery Manager for AD is using a SQL Express instance HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\Instance Names\SQLĭownload the script attached to the following KB article and when prompted for an instance name, supply the named instance determined from Registry setting (Usually QUESTRMAD) Method 2 - Add Local Administrators group to DBOwner roleĬheck the key below to determine the local SQLExpress InstanceName (by default this is QUESTRMAD) NOTE: If the error occurs during an install/upgrade to 10.2.2 it is also required to add db_creator also at step 11 Check db_owner in the bottom window and click OK Check the RMAD database (RecoveryManager-Reporting-)ġ1. Enter the name of the user or group and click Check Namesġ0. If adding a group click Object Types and check Groupsħ. Click Locations and change to your domainĦ. Right click Logins and select New Loginĥ. Open SQL Server Management Studio and connect to the SQL server where the RMAD database is hostedģ. You can grant db_owner rights to individual users or create a group and grant db_owner to the group:ġ. To grant users db_owner rights to the database you need to use SQL Server Management Studio, and have sufficient rights on the SQL server to create new logins and grant them rights to the database. Method 1 - Add user to DBOwner Role using SQL Management Studio Storage Performance and Utilization Management.
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