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SQL 2005 Cluster install error/Group cannot be validated
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SQL 2005 Cluster install error/Group cannot be validated -
02-06-2008
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Hello, I'm installing 2 node failover SQL 2005 cluster. For some reason I'm getting the following error after I provided domain groups for cluster services: "You don’t have privileges to add accounts to the domain groups specified for this failover cluster. Ask your domain administrator for privileges to add new accounts to the domain groups, or log on using an account that does have permission. The domain group cannot be validated for the service SQL server." All four global/security domain groups definitely exist. I have created them myself. I added my personal domain account into all of them, to make sure I can edit the membership. I’m using my domain account to install cluster, so from permissions perspective everything should be fine but SQL install wizard keeps on complaining. Any ideas / workarounds? |
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Hello, I'm installing 2 node failover SQL 2005 cluster. For some reason I'm getting the following error after I provided domain groups for cluster services: "You don’t have privileges to add accounts to the domain groups specified for this failover cluster. Ask your domain administrator for privileges to add new accounts to the domain groups, or log on using an account that does have permission. The domain group cannot be validated for the service SQL server." All four global/security domain groups definitely exist. I have created them myself. I added my personal domain account into all of them, to make sure I can edit the membership. I’m using my domain account to install cluster, so from permissions perspective everything should be fine but SQL install wizard keeps on complaining. Any ideas / workarounds? |
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Hello, I'm installing 2 node failover SQL 2005 cluster. For some reason I'm getting the following error after I provided domain groups for cluster services: "You don’t have privileges to add accounts to the domain groups specified for this failover cluster. Ask your domain administrator for privileges to add new accounts to the domain groups, or log on using an account that does have permission. The domain group cannot be validated for the service SQL server." All four global/security domain groups definitely exist. I have created them myself. I added my personal domain account into all of them, to make sure I can edit the membership. I’m using my domain account to install cluster, so from permissions perspective everything should be fine but SQL install wizard keeps on complaining. Any ideas / workarounds? |
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Hello, I'm installing 2 node failover SQL 2005 cluster. For some reason I'm getting the following error after I provided domain groups for cluster services: "You don’t have privileges to add accounts to the domain groups specified for this failover cluster. Ask your domain administrator for privileges to add new accounts to the domain groups, or log on using an account that does have permission. The domain group cannot be validated for the service SQL server." All four global/security domain groups definitely exist. I have created them myself. I added my personal domain account into all of them, to make sure I can edit the membership. I’m using my domain account to install cluster, so from permissions perspective everything should be fine but SQL install wizard keeps on complaining. Any ideas / workarounds? |
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Hello, I'm installing 2 node failover SQL 2005 cluster. For some reason I'm getting the following error after I provided domain groups for cluster services: "You don’t have privileges to add accounts to the domain groups specified for this failover cluster. Ask your domain administrator for privileges to add new accounts to the domain groups, or log on using an account that does have permission. The domain group cannot be validated for the service SQL server." All four global/security domain groups definitely exist. I have created them myself. I added my personal domain account into all of them, to make sure I can edit the membership. I’m using my domain account to install cluster, so from permissions perspective everything should be fine but SQL install wizard keeps on complaining. Any ideas / workarounds? |
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Hello, I'm installing 2 node failover SQL 2005 cluster. For some reason I'm getting the following error after I provided domain groups for cluster services: "You don’t have privileges to add accounts to the domain groups specified for this failover cluster. Ask your domain administrator for privileges to add new accounts to the domain groups, or log on using an account that does have permission. The domain group cannot be validated for the service SQL server." All four global/security domain groups definitely exist. I have created them myself. I added my personal domain account into all of them, to make sure I can edit the membership. I’m using my domain account to install cluster, so from permissions perspective everything should be fine but SQL install wizard keeps on complaining. Any ideas / workarounds? |
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Hello, I'm installing 2 node failover SQL 2005 cluster. For some reason I'm getting the following error after I provided domain groups for cluster services: "You don’t have privileges to add accounts to the domain groups specified for this failover cluster. Ask your domain administrator for privileges to add new accounts to the domain groups, or log on using an account that does have permission. The domain group cannot be validated for the service SQL server." All four global/security domain groups definitely exist. I have created them myself. I added my personal domain account into all of them, to make sure I can edit the membership. I’m using my domain account to install cluster, so from permissions perspective everything should be fine but SQL install wizard keeps on complaining. Any ideas / workarounds? |
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Hello, I'm installing 2 node failover SQL 2005 cluster. For some reason I'm getting the following error after I provided domain groups for cluster services: "You don’t have privileges to add accounts to the domain groups specified for this failover cluster. Ask your domain administrator for privileges to add new accounts to the domain groups, or log on using an account that does have permission. The domain group cannot be validated for the service SQL server." All four global/security domain groups definitely exist. I have created them myself. I added my personal domain account into all of them, to make sure I can edit the membership. I’m using my domain account to install cluster, so from permissions perspective everything should be fine but SQL install wizard keeps on complaining. Any ideas / workarounds? |
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Hello, I'm installing 2 node failover SQL 2005 cluster. For some reason I'm getting the following error after I provided domain groups for cluster services: "You don’t have privileges to add accounts to the domain groups specified for this failover cluster. Ask your domain administrator for privileges to add new accounts to the domain groups, or log on using an account that does have permission. The domain group cannot be validated for the service SQL server." All four global/security domain groups definitely exist. I have created them myself. I added my personal domain account into all of them, to make sure I can edit the membership. I’m using my domain account to install cluster, so from permissions perspective everything should be fine but SQL install wizard keeps on complaining. Any ideas / workarounds? |
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