Difference between revisions of "CommVault Agent Setup"
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You must change the user login used by the service to a suitable account. To do this, open services and find tranzman in the list. | You must change the user login used by the service to a suitable account. To do this, open services and find tranzman in the list. | ||
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Right-click and select properties. In the window that appears, select the "Log-on" tab. | Right-click and select properties. In the window that appears, select the "Log-on" tab. | ||
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| − | Select " | + | Select "This account" and enter the username and password of the account to use, then click OK. |
Finally, restart the service. | Finally, restart the service. | ||
[[Discovery|Back to Discovery]]. | [[Discovery|Back to Discovery]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:51, 17 June 2019
CommVault Specifics
The agent must run as a user that has permissions to connect to SQL Server. By default, the installation configures it as a "Local Service", which does not have the necessary permissions.
You must change the user login used by the service to a suitable account. To do this, open services and find tranzman in the list.
Right-click and select properties. In the window that appears, select the "Log-on" tab.
Select "This account" and enter the username and password of the account to use, then click OK.
Finally, restart the service.