Storage Resource Manager Enterprise Edition Installation Guide

Storage Resource Manager Enterprise Edition 1–3

Introduction

domain, and the SRM Service Login Account and the SRM Server in different

domains. Both worksheets assume the default name of SRMSvcUser for the Service

If you use these worksheets to define your environment’s configuration before

installation, make note of the SRM Server’s Service Login Account password and

keep it in a secure place. You will need it during the SRM installation.

Feel free to copy the worksheet that best describes your environment and fill it in. See

section “Configuring One-Way Trust Relationships” in Chapter 7 for the trust

configuration procedure.

SRM Server and Service Login Account in the Same Domain

This worksheet shows how the trusts are configured when the Server’s Service Login

Account (and its password) and the SRM Server reside in the same domain and the

SQL Server and SRM Agents reside in other domains, as shown in Figure 1–1.

Figure 1–1: SRM Server and Service Login Account in the same domain and

SQL Server and SRM Agents in other domains

Domain A

SRM Server

SRMSvcUser

password:

_______

Domain B

SRM SQL Server

Domain C

SRM Agents 2-

Trusting: B - allows A\SRMSvcUser to log into Domain B

for database access

Trusting: C - allows the SRM Agents access to the SRM

Server in Domain A for authentication

Local Admin Group: SRMAdmin

Local User Group: SRMUser

Trusted: A - allows SRM Agents

to access the SRM Server

Trusted: A - allows A\SRMSvcUser to access

the database

Note: If there is no SRM Server on the

SQL Server computer, SRMAdmin

does not need to reside here.

SRMAdmin is needed only if an SRM

Server is installed.