Active/Passive in front of a SANbest practices

I'm looking for a best practices page that may help us in configuring our SAN
to SQL's best interest. Is there anything?
Same rules apply if clustered or not.
RAID-10, separate LUNS for data, logs and backups.
Regards
Mike Epprecht, Microsoft SQL Server MVP
Zurich, Switzerland
IM: mike@.epprecht.net
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"skyline" <skyline@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm looking for a best practices page that may help us in configuring our
> SAN
> to SQL's best interest. Is there anything?
sql

Active Directory / Groups + MS SQL (yikes)

When configuring ms sql to permit authentication from users over a
domain. Is it possible to poll from system tables like sysusers /
sysmembers / sysgroups / sysprocesses / etc what active directory
group's a specific user is a member of once they are authenticated into
a ms sql server? I've been searching the newsgroups looking for a
solution but so far I'm 'unable' to find any solutions. Any input would
be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
:)The list of groups that a user is a member of is not stored anywhere on the
SQL server. You could is the IS_MEMBER() function to determine if a user is
a
member of a specified group, but not list the groups the user is a member of
.
Although I know nothing about it, you could use the new CLR features of SQL
2005 along with ADSI to get the listing of groups a user is a member of
inside a function. In SQL 2000, you could use LDAP ADSI to get some
attributes out of AD into a rowset, but not group memberships; that attribut
e
is multi-valued.
"jebuskrust@.gmail.com" wrote:

> When configuring ms sql to permit authentication from users over a
> domain. Is it possible to poll from system tables like sysusers /
> sysmembers / sysgroups / sysprocesses / etc what active directory
> group's a specific user is a member of once they are authenticated into
> a ms sql server? I've been searching the newsgroups looking for a
> solution but so far I'm 'unable' to find any solutions. Any input would
> be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks,
> :)
>

Active Directory / Groups + MS SQL (yikes)

When configuring ms sql to permit authentication from users over a
domain. Is it possible to poll from system tables like sysusers /
sysmembers / sysgroups / etc what active directory group's a specific
user is a member of once they are authenticated into a ms sql server?
I've been searching the newsgroups looking for a solution but so far
I'm unavailable to find any solutions. Any input would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Hi.
Try wit the IS_MEMBER function
Regards
Antonio Soto
Solid Quality Learning
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> When configuring ms sql to permit authentication from users over a
> domain. Is it possible to poll from system tables like sysusers /
> sysmembers / sysgroups / etc what active directory group's a specific
> user is a member of once they are authenticated into a ms sql server?
> I've been searching the newsgroups looking for a solution but so far
> I'm unavailable to find any solutions. Any input would be greatly
> appreciated.
> Thanks,
>
>