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Adding a Windows Based Login to SQL Server

Using Windows logins is a great way to leverage the investment in a Windows domain. Did you know that you can add domain users AND domain groups? Watch this short video from MVP Brian Kelley as he walks you through the very common task of setting up a Windows login within SQL Server.

Duration:
1 mins 53 secs
Skill Level:
100
Rating:
3.97 out of 5
Publish Date:
December 15, 2008
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Brian is a SQL Server author, columnist, and MVP focusing primarily on SQL Server security. He currently serves as database administrator / architect at AgFirst Farm Credit Bank where he can focus on his passion: SQL Server. He formerly served as a systems and security architect for AgFirst Farm Credit Bank where he worked on Active Directory, Windows security, VMware, and Citrix. In the technical...

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Comments
mark dufault on 1/12/2009
This helps by showing me where to start and what I need to understand...keep up the good work.

Kevin Cole on 1/28/2009
The content is a bit slight. Could be improved by adding a few seconds of discussion to cover prospective errors and how to handle them. For instance, what do you do if you find you don't have the permissions you thought you did? or if you can't find the group you were after? Good, though.

Richard Dugovic on 2/17/2009
Great little video ... although I already knew how to add a user "generally", I had never seen how the user could be associated with a particular database. Thanks.

Greg Goodall on 3/16/2009
A bit vague

Anand on 3/25/2009
good

John O'Sullivan on 4/16/2009
excellent

datamama on 4/17/2009
would be better if rate of speaking was slower

Dipak Saha on 5/12/2009
Greate demo.

Anil Mahadev on 5/22/2009
Hi Brian, Could you show us an Active Directory example in a future Video. I have installed AD and tried adding users to the Domain, but still they cannot access it. Is there any way to get the users to access the SQL Server via Domain\User Login? Thanks Anil

Juan Lorenzoni on 5/22/2009
Great

Daren Lewis on 5/22/2009
Very clear and to the point. Good for traiining.

Leonard Peoples on 5/22/2009
Very Nice.

Good

Venkat Raju on 5/25/2009
Nice presentation!

Silpa on 5/26/2009
Helpful in creating user groups

venkat on 6/10/2009
Really Wonderful

Lou Gallo on 6/12/2009
This left me a little short since I don't know what rights were assigned to the WarehouseUsers group.

Jerry Higgins on 6/12/2009
This was very helpful! Thank you.

luther smith on 6/12/2009
Very clear

Steve Harris on 6/16/2009
good and concise information

Joe on 6/17/2009
Short and awesome demo about the security models.Please create videos on policy authentication.

UB on 7/20/2009
Thanks for the great work guys. Please have longer videos on more complex concepts, please.

Raghu on 8/14/2009
goog

01EFFB45CF on 1/13/2010
Nice. Groups are the way to go.

SteverGee on 11/17/2010
VERY GOOD

mike on 3/10/2011
the video stops after 20 sec.

Keith Badeau on 4/18/2011
A little short and no T-SQL example.

Vince on 5/31/2011
Seemed like it was incomplete

Sue Amin on 6/1/2011
Great!

Jerry Higgins on 6/14/2011
Total time shows 1:52, won't go past :43.

ML Stephens on 6/23/2011
thanks---I'll watch it again

Elmozamil on 7/6/2011
Thanks

Greg Wax on 9/9/2011
Video stops after 43 seconds

Thirunavukkarasu on 11/16/2011
it could be great

De Brabander John on 11/16/2011
Felt a bit short,also the end flees like it was cut in the middle of a sentence.

QroburSQL on 11/16/2011
Video bombs out halfway through.

Charlie Bruno on 11/16/2011
The video stopped at approximately 45 seconds. It had another one minute to go.

Jeremy Espineda on 11/16/2011
this tutorial is not complete... the video goes up to 38% then stops. please fix then re-upload this video

aaron williams on 11/16/2011
Video kept stopping in the middle. Not sure if it is on my side or not but kept stopping at the exact same point.

srikanth reddy on 11/16/2011
unable view entire video. stops at 42 sec

A74BEABA98 on 11/16/2011
Video stops at 42 seconds?

norm on 11/16/2011
short video

Rod on 11/16/2011
I did not know that you could add an Active Directory group to SQL Server. Way cool!

pvong on 11/16/2011
Bad video. Does not complete and crashes half way through.

Jeff on 11/16/2011
The video was cut short and did not complete before the quiz came up.

Video stops dead at 41 -42 seconds. The last half of the tutorial cannot be seen. PLEASE fix the video. First 42 seconds were good but one minute is missing.

J Kelly on 11/16/2011
The quiz came up BEFORE the video was finished!

James Moore on 11/17/2011
video cut out early?

Jamie Portolese on 11/21/2011
Incomplete. Stopped at around 45 secs in....

Mike Moreland on 11/22/2011
Playback seemed to be truncated.

Frank on 11/26/2011
The presentation is incomplete and suddenly ended with no reason. The rest was great

kumar on 12/1/2011
fine

kumar on 12/1/2011
Incomplete

Gaurav on 12/5/2011
good

7F718A6344 on 12/6/2011
Stopped half way through - tried twice.

suha on 1/10/2012
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Steven on 1/17/2012
The video stops at 43 seconds instead of playing the full video

Rick on 2/15/2012
This video stopped at 0:43 seconds. I tried it twice to make sure it wasn't me... I'd like to see the whole thing...

Rick on 2/15/2012
The video stops after 43 seconds, and has been an issue since 12/6/2010. Please someone fix this...

Lonnie Meinke on 5/3/2012
The video stops midway through.

Syed Arshad on 6/3/2012
it is been 3 years when I stopped watching your videos because of poor sound and until today it is still the same. While it is highly appreciated, having a bad quality kills the all the appreciation

John Sorman on 6/11/2012
video stops early and quiz pops up before complete.



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