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SQL2008 database user password management safety baseline requirements
Time:09-21
As follows: Security baseline item description: on the property of the user security checks, including an empty password, the password update
Steps: 1, find an empty Password: Select the name and the Password from syslogins where Password null order by name A total of 12 passwords to NULL check to the following name: # # # # MS_AgentSigningCertificate # # # # MS_PolicySigningCertificate # # # # MS_SmoExtendedSigningCertificate # # # # MS_SQLAuthenticatorCertificate # # # # MS_SQLReplicationSigningCertificate # # # # MS_SQLResourceSigningCertificate XXXX \ Administrator The NT AUTHORITY \ SYSTEM NT Service \ MSSQLSERVER NT SERVICE \ SQL NT SERVICE \ SQLWriter NT SERVICE \ Winmgmt
2, in the login name and select the NT AUTHORITY \ SYSTEM, NT Service \ MSSQLSERVER, NT Service \ SQL users, such as Then right click "properties" - "conventional" - check the "old password specified", enter the password to determine, according to the step 1 again to find, found that is still a blank password,
Two problems: 1, how to modify it as required 12 name password?? 2, login name all show only 10, and there are 2 has set a strong password, why there are 12 user name password is NULL??
CodePudding user response:
I and you said the first priority, # # is essentially a built-in system account, not to the user, it is null values, the actual password is not empty, it is through the program instructions to call Nt of heading, all is the built-in user system services, and in particular service program execution system hierarchy and calls,
You forced to set them on the password, but complains, even lead to essentially a malfunction,
CodePudding user response:
Is ah, don't understand the safety baseline setting, You see the Internet set the first 2.1.2, basic has, to cancel an empty password, get depressed, https://wenku.baidu.com/view/13fc8f703086bceb19e8b8f67c1cfad6195fe98e.html