Prerequisites
Before you assign rights to the accounts, perform the following actions:
If you use SQL Server Management Studio, on the General page of the login properties window, select the Windows Authentication option.
If you want to install Administration Server and SQL Server on devices that are located in separate Windows domains, note that these domains must have two-way trust relationships to ensure the correct operation of Administration Server, including running tasks and applying policies. For information about the required accounts for work with various DBMSs and accounts' rights, see Accounts for work with the DBMS.
Configuring the accounts to install Administration Server (automatic creation of the Administration Server database)
To configure the accounts for the Administration Server installation:
The Administration Server Setup wizard starts. Follow the instructions of the wizard.
You can select the Windows user account for which you created an SQL Server login earlier. Alternatively, you can automatically create a new Windows account in the KL-AK-* format by using the installer. In this case, the installer automatically creates an SQL Server login for this account. Regardless of the account choice, the installer assigns the required system rights and SQL Server rights to the Administration Server service account.
After the installation finishes, the Server database is created, and all the required system rights and SQL Server rights are assigned to the Administration Server service account. Administration Server is ready to use.
Configuring the accounts to install Administration Server (manual creation of the Administration Server database)
To configure the accounts for the Administration Server installation:
The Administration Server Setup wizard starts. Follow the instructions of the wizard.
You can select the Windows user account for which you created an SQL Server login and configured the login rights earlier.
We do not recommend that you automatically create a new Windows account in the KL-AK-* format. In this case, the installer creates a new Windows account for which you have not created and configured an SQL Server account. Administration Server cannot use this account to start the Administration Server service. If it is necessary to create a KL-AK-* Windows account, do not start Administration Console after the installation. Do the following, instead:
After the installation finishes, the Administration Server will use the created database to store the Server data. Administration Server is ready to use.
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