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How to set up delegation for SQL Server?
To verify the SPNs are registered correctly for a service account you can run the following command: This command will list all the SPNs associated with domain account “SDS\\SERVER1_DF”. The next step in setting up delegation is to make sure the SQL Server service accounts are set up so they can perform delegation.
What do you need to know about delegation in Active Directory?
One of the first things you need to do is make sure all service and user accounts involved in your delegation situation are allowed to be delegated. Active directory definitions for accounts identifies whether or not an account can be delegated.
When does SQL Server Kerberos delegation is needed?
This usually happens when you have a client, such as one using Internet Explorer (IE) from a workstation, connecting to a web server which in turn connects to a SQL Server and the web server and the SQL Server are on different machines.
How is delegation controlled in a domain account?
Delegation is controlled via a check box within the “Account Options” section of the “Account” tab on the domain account properties window. The check box “Account is sensitive and cannot be delegated” needs to be unchecked.
What is the purpose of security account delegation?
Security account delegation provides the ability to connect to multiple servers, and each server change retains the authentication credentials of the original client. Delegation of authentication is a capability that client and server applications use when they have multiple tiers.
What does it mean to set trusted for delegation?
This policy setting determines which users can set the Trusted for Delegation setting on a user or computer object. Security account delegation provides the ability to connect to multiple servers, and each server change retains the authentication credentials of the original client.