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Getting """SQL Server service running Account Error"

Description as provided "The logon account for the SQL Server service cannot be a local user account, NT SERVICE\ or LOCAL SERVICE. You must configure the SQL Server service to use a valid domain account, NETWORK SERVICE, or LOCAL SYSTEM." Tried to resolve by adding a domain user for SQL server and starting service with that account, didn't work.

Check screenshots.

  1. Error Screenshot during prequisite check

  2. I am already running the service as a Domain User

Couldn't manage to pass this check.

OS : Windows Server 2012 SQL Server : SQL Server 2012 SCCM : SCCM 2012

Shubham Pandey
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1. Install using at least SQL server standard version instead

You have installed SQL server Express which is not supported for CAS/Primary site installation. Please use at least SQL server standard instead. For more details about SQL server 2012 requirement, please see below:

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Here is the MS best practice for the account running SQL server service in ConfigMgr:

"Running the SQL Server service using the local system account of the SQL Server computer is not a SQL Server best practice. For the most secure operation of SQL Server site database servers, a low rights domain user account should be configured to run the SQL Server service."

2. Create and register SPN

When you configure a domain user as the account running SQL server service. You will also have to register the SPN to allow clients to identify and authenticate the service using Kerberos authentication. The command line registering the SPN:

To create an SPN for the NetBIOS name of the SQL Server use the following command: setspn –A MSSQLSvc/:1433

To create an SPN for the FQDN of the SQL Server use the following command: setspn -A MSSQLSvc/:1433

Jimmy Sun
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