:)

"David Pounds" <david.pou***@hohohohohohahahahahah.bum> wrote in message
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> Hi folks.  Sorry if this one's a bit basic, but I'm a SQL 2000 novice.
>
> I've just taken over responsability for some servers and I need to change
> the domain administrator password.
>
> I was wondering if changing this will have any adverse affects on SQL.
> The SQL server is a domain controller.  Only the SQLSERVERAGENT service
> uses the administrator account.
>
> Will I have any problems "internal" to SQL after the password is changed?
>
> Thanks for any tips.
>
> :)

> Hi,
>
> After the change you need to change the password for SQLServer Agent with
> new password.
>
> How to change the startup account:-
>
> 1. Control Panel - Admin tools -- Services
> 2. Double click above the SQLSERVERAGENT service
> 3. In the Log on tab, change the OS user name and enter the password, Click
> ok  and restart the service.
>
> Thanks
> Hari
> SQL Server MVP
>
> "David Pounds" <david.pou***@hohohohohohahahahahah.bum> wrote in message
> news:Oaib5H5VFHA.132@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>
>>Hi folks.  Sorry if this one's a bit basic, but I'm a SQL 2000 novice.
>>
>>I've just taken over responsability for some servers and I need to change
>>the domain administrator password.
>>
>>I was wondering if changing this will have any adverse affects on SQL.
>>The SQL server is a domain controller.  Only the SQLSERVERAGENT service
>>uses the administrator account.
>>
>>Will I have any problems "internal" to SQL after the password is changed?
>>
>>Thanks for any tips.
>>
>>:)
>
>
>