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topokin
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Mon Jan 03, 2005 4:13 pm Post subject:
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Can MOM Database be implemented on a system that has multiple instances of
SQLServer installed. Though MOM will be installed on one of the instances.
What constraints should I be expecting?
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Arie de Haan
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 3:17 am Post subject:
Re: MOM 2005 Database requirements |
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In article <B782ED2E-2DDE-4175-82C1-F40D9512BAFD@microsoft.com>,
topokin@discussions.microsoft.com says...
| Quote: | Can MOM Database be implemented on a system that has multiple instances of
SQLServer installed. Though MOM will be installed on one of the instances.
What constraints should I be expecting?
Regards,
topokin
Multiple instances sql install is supported check out following page, |
paragraph about installing the MOM Database
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/mom/mom2005/deploy/ch3/depl
oy_multi_comps4.mspx
HTH
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Greetz,
Arie
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topokin
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 3:29 pm Post subject:
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Thanks for the response. One other tihing in case you have any idea on it.
One of MS recommendations is to have MOM Database on a dedicated computer
and authentication set to "Windows only". However due to limited financial
resources and the fact that we do not have huge systems to monitor, I need
MOM database to co-exist with other database on our SQL Server.
So my question is, what could be the constrains of setting the
authentication of the SQLServer to "SQL Server and Windws". I have tested
this and it seems to work fine, but want to be asure that it would not
affect the basic functionalities of MOM.
Regards,
topokin
"Arie de Haan" wrote:
| Quote: | In article <B782ED2E-2DDE-4175-82C1-F40D9512BAFD@microsoft.com>,
topokin@discussions.microsoft.com says...
Can MOM Database be implemented on a system that has multiple instances of
SQLServer installed. Though MOM will be installed on one of the instances.
What constraints should I be expecting?
Regards,
topokin
Multiple instances sql install is supported check out following page,
paragraph about installing the MOM Database
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/mom/mom2005/deploy/ch3/depl
oy_multi_comps4.mspx
HTH
--
Greetz,
Arie
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Yann Gainche
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 3:37 pm Post subject:
Re: MOM 2005 Database requirements |
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This configuration will not affect MOM. It's just a security recommendation
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YANN GAINCHE
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MCT - MCSE2003:Security
Transcript: http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/transcripts (ID: 672181
Access code: tscript2004)
"topokin" <topokin@discussions.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
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| Quote: | Thanks for the response. One other tihing in case you have any idea on it.
One of MS recommendations is to have MOM Database on a dedicated computer
and authentication set to "Windows only". However due to limited financial
resources and the fact that we do not have huge systems to monitor, I need
MOM database to co-exist with other database on our SQL Server.
So my question is, what could be the constrains of setting the
authentication of the SQLServer to "SQL Server and Windws". I have tested
this and it seems to work fine, but want to be asure that it would not
affect the basic functionalities of MOM.
Regards,
topokin
"Arie de Haan" wrote:
In article <B782ED2E-2DDE-4175-82C1-F40D9512BAFD@microsoft.com>,
topokin@discussions.microsoft.com says...
Can MOM Database be implemented on a system that has multiple instances
of
SQLServer installed. Though MOM will be installed on one of the
instances.
What constraints should I be expecting?
Regards,
topokin
Multiple instances sql install is supported check out following page,
paragraph about installing the MOM Database
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/mom/mom2005/deploy/ch3/depl
oy_multi_comps4.mspx
HTH
--
Greetz,
Arie
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Arie de Haan
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 10:09 pm Post subject:
Re: MOM 2005 Database requirements |
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In article <F3D25DCB-3D20-4629-86DA-8A020EF5D8E9@microsoft.com>,
topokin@discussions.microsoft.com says...
| Quote: | Thanks for the response. One other tihing in case you have any idea on it.
One of MS recommendations is to have MOM Database on a dedicated computer
and authentication set to "Windows only". However due to limited financial
resources and the fact that we do not have huge systems to monitor, I need
MOM database to co-exist with other database on our SQL Server.
So my question is, what could be the constrains of setting the
authentication of the SQLServer to "SQL Server and Windws". I have tested
this and it seems to work fine, but want to be asure that it would not
affect the basic functionalities of MOM.
Regards,
topokin
This is a security recommendation. As you can see when you read the MOM |
documentation, a lot of effort is put into the descritption of the
various security settings needed to have MOM work with the lowest
requirements as possible ... this is just one of them.
When you have the DB running on the SQL server with the other DB's
please be aware that although you are not monitoring a lot of servers,
it also depends on the management packs installed how big the DB will
grow.
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Greetz,
Arie
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Colin (615498)
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Wed Jan 05, 2005 7:05 am Post subject:
Re: MOM 2005 Database requirements |
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I'm running MOM on a BIG SQL box with 5 instances with no problems. However
the MOM db is the busiest and some of the other db owners are a little
grumpy as a result. I would lean away from placing MOM on the same box with
any business critical db's.
Colin.
"Arie de Haan" <com.pandinus@ariedh.reversed> wrote in message
news:MPG.1c44ddf2ceaadb3e9897da@207.46.248.16...
In article <F3D25DCB-3D20-4629-86DA-8A020EF5D8E9@microsoft.com>,
topokin@discussions.microsoft.com says...
| Quote: | Thanks for the response. One other tihing in case you have any idea on it.
One of MS recommendations is to have MOM Database on a dedicated computer
and authentication set to "Windows only". However due to limited financial
resources and the fact that we do not have huge systems to monitor, I need
MOM database to co-exist with other database on our SQL Server.
So my question is, what could be the constrains of setting the
authentication of the SQLServer to "SQL Server and Windws". I have tested
this and it seems to work fine, but want to be asure that it would not
affect the basic functionalities of MOM.
Regards,
topokin
This is a security recommendation. As you can see when you read the MOM |
documentation, a lot of effort is put into the descritption of the
various security settings needed to have MOM work with the lowest
requirements as possible ... this is just one of them.
When you have the DB running on the SQL server with the other DB's
please be aware that although you are not monitoring a lot of servers,
it also depends on the management packs installed how big the DB will
grow.
--
Greetz,
Arie
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