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Setup Group Rights
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FineBuild can set up the Windows Group Rights needed for SQL Server.
The Group Rights below must be assigned for the server where SQL Server is to be installed. The DBA rights are given so that DBA staff can do their work without the need to have Windows local Administrator access.
The Setup Group Rights configuration can be enforced by Group Policy Management.
Processing of Group Rights relates to Process Id 1EB in the FineBuild1Preparation script, and is always performed automatically.
The following steps show what you would have to do to setup Group Rights manually. FineBuild does all of this work for you automatically.
Group Rights are assigned using the NTRIGHTS command The relevant syntax is shown below:
NTRIGHTS GroupName +r GroupRight
example:
NTRIGHTS Users +r SeNetworkLogonRight
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The Rights below should be granted to the specified Groups:
Group Right Internal Name Assignment Access this computer from the network SeNetworkLogonRight (local) Users Allow log on locally SeInteractiveLogonRight (local) Administrators (local) Users (local) Remote Desktop Users Allow log on through Terminal Services SeRemoteInteractiveLogonRight (local) Administrators (local) Remote Desktop Users Bypass traverse checking SeChangeNotifyPrivilege (local) Users Perform volume maintenance tasks SeManageVolumePrivilege DBA Sysadmin Group (local) Administrators Profile single process SeProfileSingleProcessPrivilege DBA Sysadmin Group DBA Non-Admin Group (local) Administrators Profile system performance SeSystemProfilePrivilege DBA Sysadmin Group DBA Non-Admin Group (local) Administrators Shut down the system SeShutdownPrivilege DBA Sysadmin Group (local) Administrators
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