Service Account for SQL Server 2000 Cluster

Hi,

I changed on the SQL Server service account to a least priviledge domain user.  However after the change, one of my sqljob which use sp_send_dbmail is not functioning. after checking on the log, it mentioned no permission. i tried to set the MSSQLUser Group as db_owner of msdb database, but it was not helping. When i set the MSSQLUser group as sysadmin ,then only the job able to send email. what could be the least priviledge of the service account so that i able to send email via sql job?

I have a WCF service using one-way net.msmq transport to deliver messages to a high availability cluster.

I have followed a few articles I have found on setting up WCF in a cluster environment and essnetially have the following queues

Cluster: private$\MI/ManagementInformationService.svc

Node A: private$\MI/ManagementInformationService.svc

Node B: private$\MI/ManagementInformationService.svc

Although I am not sure why I need the local queues.

I've installed the WCF application into IIS7 on Node A and Node B. I;ve configured both nodes to the following address:

address="net.msmq://{cluster endpoint}/private/MI/ManagementInformationService.svc"

So, I configure my Web Servers to deliver the MI to the clustered endpoing via WCF net.msmq binding.

At this point, everything works and as messages hit the clustered queue, they are picked up by one of the nodes and processed. However, when I fail over the cluster, the second node does not automatically spring into life, as I would expect it to with WAS. However, if I browse the WSDL for my service on the now-current node, then it does indeed spring into life and process the messages off the queue.

So I turn on WCF tracing, IISReset fire up the WSDL, IISReset (to flush the WCF Trace log) then see the following:

A warning: Cannot detec

Hi,

I am facing slow down problem in SQL Server 2000. SQL Server is very very slow during that time memory also very high usage but when I restart SQL Service it comes to normal. Please advice, if anyone who has experienced in this type of situation. Appreciate if you help to resolve this problem. Thanks

S.Jay

Hi all

Please I have SQL Server 2000 running on Windows 2003 SP2 (A/P) Cluster,Now we are adding new SQL Server 2008R2 Instance to Cluster.

I want know "Database Engine Domain Group","SQL Server Agent Domain Group" section,can I select excisting SQL Server 2000 Engine Domain group or I required to Configure  some thing else.

and

How to find out "Database Engine Domain Group","SQL Server Agent Domain Group" of  excisting SQL Server 2000.

Thanks in Adavnce

Hi,

I've developed a SQL webservice which works absolutely fine on the server but it doesn't work on my VMware. It generates following error:

"The SQL Server Service account does not have permission to register the supplied URL on the endpoint.  Use sp_reserve_http_namespace to explicitly reserve the URL namespace before you try to register the URL again. An error ('0x80070005') occurred while attempting to register the endpoint."

Here's my webservice:

CREATE ENDPOINT [SQL_Webservice] 
	AUTHORIZATION [DOMAIN\Administrator]
	STATE=STARTED
	AS HTTP (PATH=N'/TEST', PORTS = (CLEAR), AUTHENTICATION = (NTLM), SITE='192.168.xx.x', CLEAR_PORT = 80, COMPRESSION=DISABLED)	
	FOR SOAP (
WEBMETHOD 'GetCountries'( NAME=N'[TestDatabase].[dbo].[GetCountries]'
, SCHEMA=DEFAULT
, FORMAT=ALL_RESULTS), 
WEBMETHOD 'GetCities'( N