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by **Drunk3n Mast3** » Wed, 27 Jun 2001 18:51:42

Have you synchronized your domain ? Secondly, change the service logon
information from a named account to a system account and register the SQL
Server again using SQL Server authentication, if the problem persists.

Quote:> I set up SQL 7.0 on an NT server and left the security as
> use NT.
> The only User was Administrator.
> The Administrator password was changed centrally and I had
> to bring my server down as I added another application,
> when server loads the new Administrator password is
> validated but the SQL Service fails to start because of
> 1069 invalid logon.
> When I try to change the Server Registration it fails.
> So basically I cannot start the service so I cannot get in
> to the system to alter the password

> Grateful for any help - once you stop laughing

> Allan

by **Hans van Strat** » Wed, 27 Jun 2001 22:01:09

When the password for a service account changes in the SAM, you also
need to changed the password using the Services applet of the Control
Panel, otherwise the service starts using the old password.

Regards, Hans

> Have you synchronized your domain ? Secondly, change the service logon
> information from a named account to a system account and register the SQL
> Server again using SQL Server authentication, if the problem persists.

> > I set up SQL 7.0 on an NT server and left the security as
> > use NT.
> > The only User was Administrator.
> > The Administrator password was changed centrally and I had
> > to bring my server down as I added another application,
> > when server loads the new Administrator password is
> > validated but the SQL Service fails to start because of
> > 1069 invalid logon.
> > When I try to change the Server Registration it fails.
> > So basically I cannot start the service so I cannot get in
> > to the system to alter the password

> > Grateful for any help - once you stop laughing

> > Allan

by **Allan Brow** » Thu, 28 Jun 2001 00:16:19

Thank you for the responses to this question - I have
created a SQL user but I changed the Services password
first Thanks

>-----Original Message-----
>When the password for a service account changes in the
SAM, you also
>need to changed the password using the Services applet of
the Control
>Panel, otherwise the service starts using the old
password.

>Regards, Hans

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Quote:>> Have you synchronized your domain ? Secondly, change
the service logon
>> information from a named account to a system account

and register the SQL

>> Server again using SQL Server authentication, if the
problem persists.

in message

>> > I set up SQL 7.0 on an NT server and left the
security as
>> > use NT.
>> > The only User was Administrator.
>> > The Administrator password was changed centrally and
I had
>> > to bring my server down as I added another
application,
>> > when server loads the new Administrator password is
>> > validated but the SQL Service fails to start because
of
>> > 1069 invalid logon.
>> > When I try to change the Server Registration it fails.
>> > So basically I cannot start the service so I cannot
get in
>> > to the system to alter the password

>> > Grateful for any help - once you stop laughing

>> > Allan
>.

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Service not started due to logon failure 1069

Service not started due to logon failure 1069

Service not started due to logon failure 1069

Service not started due to logon failure 1069