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Local and Remote DB Installation Overview
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Caution You must install a Cisco Security Agent on this remote database. This agent
should be in the following groups: Servers-SQL Server, Servers-All types,
Systems-Mission Critical, and Systems-Restricted Networking. You should
install this agent after the last CSA MC has been installed and rebooted.
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2000 Remote Setup
Note The following section contains overview information for setting up the Microsoft
SQL Server 2005 or Microsoft SQL Server 2000 database to work correctly with
CSA MC. More detailed SQL Server configuration information should be
obtained from your Microsoft documentation. All instructions apply to both
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2000 unless otherwise specified.
Caution CSA MC supports Microsoft SQL Server 2005 with Service Pack 0, Service Pack
1, or Service Pack 2. You should note that if you install a SQL Server 2005 build
that is lower than build number 2153 (released after SP1), the service "SQL
Server Integration Services" will fail upon system reboot. You can manually start
the service or you can upgrade to Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1 build number
2153 or higher.
In order to enter the requested remote database information during the CSA MC
installation, you must first setup the SQL Server database system by doing the
following. (Note that these steps may be performed by your database
administrators. The procedure is detailed after the bullet list.)
Create an empty database.
You must configure a new login ID and password and associate it with a ne w
user ID which has the standard access rights on the CSA MC database,
including db_ddladmin, db_datareader, and db_datawriter. Note that the
login ID and user ID must be identical. (db_owner privileges are not
required.)