We have configured a new server Pankaj-02A from cloning the server Pankaj-TESTB
Have changed the hostname of new server following the url:-
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/234142/updating-iis-after-you-change-the-computer-name
But still see the name of old server in one place under IIS
How to change that?
Not sure if its the only way but in IIS under the "Connections" pane > right click on the Server Name (available below "Start Page" node) > select "Remove Connection" (Refer screenshot):
Then click on Yes to the prompt. Then right click on "Start Page" and select "Connect to a Server...". Now enter the new name of the server. Click Next and then click Finish.
You can just rename the server in IIS. Click on the server name and press F2 or rightclick-rename.
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I'm having an issue with RDP failing the PCI-DSS scan (port 3389) due to the default self-signed cert that Microsoft Server (2012 R2) generates when RDP is set up. I need to configure RDP to use a trusted cert. How would I do that? I can find nothing out there that explains how that is done.
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Many thanks to the support personnel at Ait.Com for figuring this out for me. The steps below are specific to Windows Server 2012 r2, can't say that it'll work for any other version.
Right click on Windows icon on bottom left and select Run
Enter "gpedit.msc" & hit Enter or click OK
You will see the Group Policy Editor window, on left pane select:
Computer Configuration ->
Administrative Template ->
Windows Components ->
Remote Desktop Services ->
Remote Desktop Session Host ->
Security
Under Security we will change the following settings:
Server authentication certificate template: Select Enabled
inside the input box, enter TLS 1.2 click Apply and OK to close the window
Set client connection encryption level: Select Enabled and on Encryption level dropdown select High Level
Require use of specific security layer for remote (RDP) connections: Select Enabled and on Security layer dropdown select SSL
Require user authentication for remote connections by using Network Level Authentication: Select Enabled
Install the verified TLS 1.2 certificate you bought from a certificate authority:
Right click on Windows icon on bottom left and select Run
Enter MMC & hit Enter or Click OK, a Console1 window will appear
On File menu select Add/Remove snap-in...
Select Certificates on left pane & click the Add button at the center
Select Computer Account & click Next
Select Local Computer & click finish
On left pane select Certificates (Local Computer) -> Personal
Inside Personal folder, you may or may not find a Certificates subfolder, but its ok in either case
If not already, we will import the TLS 1.2 certificate here inside Personal folder Right click -> All Tasks -> Import
By default, Local Machine is selected, click Next
Browse the file path and select the file here, click Next
Enter Password for the certificate & click Next
Select Place All certificates in the following Store, Click Browse to Select Personal folder, we can also select Remote Desktop folder here but only one is required...
Click Next and Click Finish
You should see your certificate inside Personal -> Certificates or Remote Desktop -> Certificate folder (whichever you selected)
Run these commands in power-shell (replace #YourHash# with your Thumbprint from the notepad). run these commands in each line one after the other. PowerShell should show a message that all went successful
$TSGeneralSetting = Get-WmiObject -class "Win32_TSGeneralSetting" -Namespace root\cimv2\terminalservices -Filter "TerminalName='RDP-tcp'"
$Hash = "#YourHash#"
$TSGeneralSetting.SSLCertificateSHA1Hash = $Hash
$TSGeneralSetting.put()
I want to enable the SSL encryption on SQL Server but I am facing the issues on step 8.
Which certificate how have to request?
How can I get the certificate?
Ref link: https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/3299/how-to-configure-ssl-encryption-in-sql-server/
1.Open the Microsoft Management Console (MMC): click Start, then click Run and in the Run dialog box type: MMC
2.On the File menu, click Add/Remove Snap-in...
3.Select Certificates, click Add.
4.You are prompted to open the snap-in for your user account, the service
account, or the computer account. Select the Computer Account.
5.Select Local computer, and then click Finish.
6.Click OK in the Add/Remove Snap-in dialog box.
7.Click to select the Personal folder in the left-hand pane.
8.Right-click in the right-hand pane, point to All Tasks, and then click
Request New Certificate...
9.Click Next in the Certificate Request Wizard dialog box. Select certificate type 'Computer'.
10.You can enter a friendly name in text box if you want or leave it blank, then complete the wizard.
11.Now you should see the certificate in the folder with the fully qualified computer domain name.
I am getting TF400997 when I am trying to configure TFS Scheduled backup using TFS Admin console. Here is my setup:
SQL Server name: Machine1
SQL Server service running under: sqlserverservice#domain.com (which is a domain user and local admin on Machine1 and Machine2)
SQL Server agent service running under: sqlserverservice#domain.com
TFS server name: Machine2
TFS service running under: tfsservice#domain.com (local admin on Machine2 and Machine1)
Network backup path: \Machine2\Backup (gave full permission to sqlserverservice#domain.com on Backup folder)
This is what I am getting while verifying the settings and it does not allow me to setup scheduled backup:
Google this already and it looks like my setup should work, Can anyone please help?
Please try this one:
configure your SQL Account to run under domain\tfsservice instead of tfsservice#domain.com
configure your TFSBackup
Backup is executed by TFS Job Service: check also TFS user's permissions.
The network share has to have computer (machine) based security rights. Here are the steps you have to do:
Open the properties of the shared folder on target machine.
Open the "Security" tab
Click on "Edit" button under the "Group or user names" frame. This will open the folder permissions window
Click "Add" on the "Permissions for ..." window. This will open the user/group selection window
Click "Object Types" button on the selection window. This will open the "Object Types" window
Select "Computers" on the "Object Types" window. Click on "Ok". This will close the "Object Types" window
Enter the target machine name into the object name frame. You can use the "Check Names" button to validate the name or use the "Advanced" button to select the computer from the domain objects list. Click on "Ok" and close the user/group selection window
Select the recently added computer object on the permissions window and give it the required permissions.
Close the remaining windows by clicking "Ok"
and voila!
The only tip I could mention is that you shouldn't use a subfolder from another share. It's possible but most probably you would end up dealing with mixed permissions.
PS: The SQL Service on TFS should be either in "Network Service" or "SYSTEM" context. Local account service logons won't gain access to the network share with these steps.
go to services and make this service SQL Server(SQLEXPRESS) log on as administrator
I've been trying to add a datasource in the ColdFusion Administrator for Windows 8 and I've been having many issues.
Below is what I've done:
Database created "onessBlog".
Login created onessBlog with password onessBlog / SQL Server Authentication pointing to default database onessBlog
User onessBlog created with default schema of dbo.
Named Pipes enabled for SQLEXPRESS
TCP/IP - All IP1 to IP11 is Active, Enabled, TCP Dynamic Ports is blank and TCP Port is 1433.
Service has been restarted.
Under data sources in ColdFusion Administrator, I create a datasource name 1ssBlog with the Microsoft SQL Server. I filled in the following fields:
CF Data source Name: 1ssBlogg
Database: onessBlog
Server: 127.0.0.1 and localhost
Port: 1433
User name: this is blank
Password: this is also blank
Once I verify the connection, I get the following error: Cannot open database "onessBlog" requested by the login. The login failed.
I have viewed the following resources and I don't know what I missed:
Adobe Docs
Local SQL Server 2008 ColdFusion Datasource
How do you configure a ColdFusion 8 datasource to connect to a local SQL Server 2008 server?
As Miguel-F commented above, he asked me why the username and password fields were blank. I replied that, according to the Adobe Docs, it advised me to leave the username and password fields blank. Obviously, this wasn't the case. Outlined below are the steps of getting a new instance SQL Server connected with ColdFusion:
Using SQL Server Management Studio, add a new database by going to the Object Explorer, right click on "Databases" and clicking on "New Database". Enter a name and leave at defaults for development purposes.
While still in the Object Explorer, under "Security" right on "Logins" and select "New Login". Enter a login name and choose "SQL Server authentication". For development purposes, uncheck at least "User must change password at next login"
Still in the Object Explorer, expand the new database that was created and right click "Security" and select "New User". Select User Type "SQL user with login" and type a user name. For "Login name", press the three dots button "..." and browse to and select the username created above. Select default schema as "dbo" for development purposes.
Video "Create user in SQL Server 2008 R2"
Exiting SQL Server Management Studio, go to sql Server Configuration Manager. Expand "SQL Server Network Configuration" and select "Protocols for SQLEXPRESS". Enable "Named Pipes" by right clicking.
Double click on "TCP/IP". In the IP Addresses tab type "Yes" for each "Enabled" field where "Active" is "Yes". Delete any entries to "TCP Dynamic Ports" and enter "1433" for any "TCP Port".
Save changes and selecting "SQL Serve Services" right click on "SQL Server" and restart the service by right clicking and clicking "Restart".
Local SQL Server 2008 ColdFusion Datasource
Log in to ColdFusion Administrator. Should be http://127.0.0.1:8500/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm if left at defaults. Click on "Data Sources". Type in a Datasource name and select "Microsoft SQL Server" as the Drive Type.
In the "Database" field, enter the name of the database created in step 1.
In the "Server" field, enter 127.0.0.1 with "Port" 1433.
In the "User name" field, enter username created on step 2 and was selected in step 3.
In the "Password" field, enter the password for that username.
Submit and if it didn't verify, verify the connection.
I installed and configured SQL Server 2005 with Reporting Services, Workgroup Edition on Windows 7. I have updated to Service Pack 4. The problem is that when I navigate to http://localhost/reports/Pages/Folder.aspx, Reporting Services don't show/display Contents or Properties menus, all I see is the SQL Server Reporting Services header with the Home/Help button.
EDIT: I figured it out. You need to create role assignments that explicitly grant you access together with full permissions. To do this, follow these steps:
Start Internet Explorer together with the Run as administrator option. To do this, click Start, click All Programs, right-click Internet Explorer, and then click Run as administrator.
Open Report Manager. By default, the Report Manager URL is http://ServerName/reports.
If you use SQL Server Express with Advanced Services SP2, the Report Manager URL is http://ServerName/reports$sqlexpress. If you use a named instance of Reporting Services, the Report Manager URL is http://ServerName/reports$InstanceName
In the Home dialog box, click Properties.
Click New Role Assignment.
Type a Windows user account name by using the following format:
Domain\User
Click to select the Content Manager check box.
Click OK.
In the Home dialog box, click Site Settings.
Click Configure site-wide security.
Click New Role Assignment.
Type a Windows user account by using the following format:
Domain\User
Click System Administrator.
Click OK.
Close Report Manager.
I figured it out. You need to create role assignments that explicitly grant you access together with full permissions. To do this, follow these steps: Start Internet Explorer together with the Run as administrator option. To do this, click Start, click All Programs, right-click Internet Explorer, and then click Run as administrator. Open Report Manager. By default, the Report Manager URL is http://ServerName/reports.
If you use SQL Server Express with Advanced Services SP2, the Report Manager URL is http://ServerName/reports$sqlexpress. If you use a named instance of Reporting Services, the Report Manager URL is http://ServerName/reports$InstanceName In the Home dialog box, click Properties. Click New Role Assignment. Type a Windows user account name by using the following format: Domain\User Click to select the Content Manager check box. Click OK. In the Home dialog box, click Site Settings. Click Configure site-wide security. Click New Role Assignment. Type a Windows user account by using the following format: Domain\User Click System Administrator. Click OK. Close Report Manager.