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Group Managed Service Accounts for SQL Services -> Best Practices Microsoft
- May 16, 2024
Oliver_Hoechli , sure you can use gMSA for SQL Server, see
Configure Windows service accounts and permissions - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn
=> Group-managed service accounts
Oliver_Hoechli , sure you can use gMSA for SQL Server, see
Configure Windows service accounts and permissions - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn
=> Group-managed service accounts
- Oliver_HoechliMay 16, 2024Copper Contributor
Hello Olaf
Thank you very much for your quick reply. What I am still interested in is whether Microsoft has a recommended preference regarding the account for the SQL services? My software vendor explicitly states that the Microsoft recommendation is either a username and password account or the predefined SQL service account that is displayed during installation and that the Group Managed Service Accounts is not best practice?
Greetings
Oliver- olafhelperMay 16, 2024Bronze ContributorThen your vendor should send you a link for that MS recommendation.
gMSA support was first introduced in SQL Server 2014; I can't imagine MS added that feature just for fun.- Oliver_HoechliMay 16, 2024Copper ContributorOk, thank you very much for the information and your help. I will ask where the vendor got the information from.