Does Security Manager support the use of shadow accounts? (NETIQKB55038)

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Does Security Manager support the use of shadow accounts?

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Does Security Manager support pass-through authentication?

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Can the central computer use the same account name from two different domains?

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Security Manager 4.X

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Security Manager 5.X

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Microsoft SQL Server does not support the use of shadow accounts. Because Security Manager databases use Microsoft SQL Server, Security Manager does not function correctly with shadow accounts.

In a multi-domain environment involving a central computer in each domain, there must be a trust set up to allow the addition of the different service accounts for Microsoft SQL Server. 

For example, if there are two domains with central computer 1 in domain A and central computer 2 in domain B, and the OnePoint database is located on a server in domain A, then domain A must trust domain B so that the service account from domain B can be added to the Microsoft SQL Server in domain A with the appropriate permissions.

Formerly known as NETIQKB55038