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SQL Backup: A service user's access data is not transferred

  • 9 November 2023
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Hello, 

Over the last few months, we have adapted the Command Center so that our customers can now set up and carry out backups independently. Agent is offered via the Download Center. Installation and assignment to the corresponding company is carried out via the AuthCode. It all works so far. Only if the customer wants to create a user for backing up a database, for example, do we receive the following message:
Failed to verify user [eos\SVC_IMVPMS5J_SQL_RW] for instance [imvpms5j]. Verify that services are online and with the correct user name and password.
If I then enter the same data via the console as an admin, it will be saved and the backup can be carried out.
Has anyone had these problems or is it possible that the permissions are not yet correct? Who might have a little more experience in this area and could help me here?

Regards

Thomas

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Best answer by Chris Hollis 20 November 2023, 04:12

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@thomas.S 

When you configure the service account in the JAVA console, where exactly are you configuring it?

https://documentation.commvault.com/2023e/expert/18204_configuring_user_accounts_for_sql_server_agent.html


There are 4 locations:

 


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Chris

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We were able to find the problem. We solved this by storing the server group with the AD that the company manages as the owner. Customers were then able to hand over their backup users when setting up a new backup.

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