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    Event ID 40960 Cannot generate SSPI context

    Kerberos manages the authentication method on most Windows hosted database server systems I work on. It is a method of authenticating client and server entities. If Windows Authentication is used, SQL Server exploits Kerberos via the Security Support provider Interface(SSPI) T......

    Jack Vamvas  Posted on Mar 10 2011 7:55AM
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    Active Directory and Microsoft Management Console

    If attempting to add the Active Directory snap in to the Microsoft Management Console and you can’t see the Active Directory options in the Standalone snap ins – take the following steps: 1) Download the Administration Tools Pack – in my case it was the Windows 2003 Ad......

    Jack Vamvas  Posted on Mar 3 2011 8:09AM
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    SQL Server – CONTROL SERVER

    A login can be granted CONTROL SERVER rights, USE mater GO CREATE LOGIN test WITH PASSWORD = ‘myPassword123’; GO GRANT CONTROL SERVER TO test; CONTROL SERVER rights allows a login to do anything in SQL Server, but there is one subtle difference with sysadmin. It is possible to exp......

    Jack Vamvas  Posted on Feb 17 2011 7:38AM
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    sp_password and ALTER LOGIN

    There is a warning in the SQL Server Books Online – to stop using sp_password, as in future editions, this procedure will cease to be used. In effect, sp_password calls ALTER LOGIN. To run ALTER LOGIN – an example is: ALTER LOGIN jackvamvas WITH password =......

    Jack Vamvas  Posted on Jan 24 2011 6:53AM
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    Virtual Device Interface (VDI) and sysadmin

    I’ve recently discovered a problem in implementing a corporate security policy. One of the policy requirements is that no logon account – can be assigned the sysadmin server role. (With a couple of exceptions) As part of the infrastructure TDP SQL Client is used – DP – which......

    Jack Vamvas  Posted on Jan 21 2011 7:02AM
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    SQL Server 2008 security changes

    A few things to remember when creating a new SQL Server 2008 installation. -Unless requested the BUILTIN\Administrator logon account – which allowed OS level Local administrators to have sysadmin fixed server role by default - is not added by default to SQL Server 2008 installations -Surfa......

    Jack Vamvas  Posted on Jan 15 2011 7:37AM
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    SQL Server agent fixed roles

    I was doing a security audit on SQL server 2005 server, where I discovered an administrator had assigned the permission "sysadmin" to a logon. He explained to me the reason, being that when they were on SQL Server 2000 it was involved to allow a logon read\execute rights on SQL Agent Jobs. We've n......

    Jack Vamvas  Posted on Jul 9 2010 5:12AM
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    SQL Server Security Policy

    SQL Server Security Policy allows a basis for good practise and regular audits. A SQL Server environment is characterised by various developers(internal), administrators (internal) and third party access.All these groups must be considered when creating a policy. The list becomes the basis of a c......

    Jack Vamvas  Posted on Jul 8 2010 5:24AM
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    sp_detach_db causing loss of permissions

    I was using sp_detach_db to detach a database and then attempt to transfer with another DOS command. I was receiving a Access denied and couldn't figure why. Investigating closer revealed a change of permissions when using the sp_detach_db. This was only in the situation of being a windows principa......

    Jack Vamvas  Posted on Sep 19 2009 6:08AM
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