Layton ServiceDesk - Pre-Installation - SQL & Windows Authentication
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Revision as of 02:58, 1 November 2017
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Overview
Layton ServiceDesk does not use Windows authentication to the SQL Server, only SQL authentication through the LaytonUser1 SQL account, created during installation. This account has sufficient permissions to do every operation required by the various Layton ServiceDesk features. SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode must be enabled on the SQL Server.
Procedure
- Launch Management Studio.
- Connect to your SQL Server.
- Right-click the SQL Server and select Properties:
- Click the Security link and click the SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode radio button:
- Click OK.
