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Service Account Rights
MChilari
Member Posts: 47
Hi Experts,
I am planning to install NAV2009 SP1 in 3-tier environment. I am planning to create a "Domain Account" to use as a Service Account. What kind of rights do we need to assign this new "Domain Account". I am thinking of assigning the same rights as "Network Service" account, is that good enough or do we need to assign the Local Admin Rights on the SQL Machine and NAV Server Machine?
I will use this "Domain Account" to run the "SQL Server Service" , "NAV Server Service" and "Web Server Service".
Thanks
I am planning to install NAV2009 SP1 in 3-tier environment. I am planning to create a "Domain Account" to use as a Service Account. What kind of rights do we need to assign this new "Domain Account". I am thinking of assigning the same rights as "Network Service" account, is that good enough or do we need to assign the Local Admin Rights on the SQL Machine and NAV Server Machine?
I will use this "Domain Account" to run the "SQL Server Service" , "NAV Server Service" and "Web Server Service".
Thanks
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