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Domain Name Change - SQL Server 2005 w/ SSRS and Mirroring.   We are considering doing a Domain change, which, being a DBA, I am not familiar with in terms of how this will affect our SQL installation

Asked by ecshadmin in Server Applications, MS SQL Server, SQL Server 2005

Tags: SQL Server 2005, Mirroring, SSRS, Domain Name Change, New Domain, Win 2003 OS

Hello,

We are getting two new domain servers, and along with this change, our network admin is considering changing the domain name and the groups of the SQL users currently loggin in with Domain accounts.  I am very concerned about this since the information I have been finding seems to differ from something as simple as "Just need to change the service accounts and logins" to "May need to resinstall SQL".   I looked through some articles here but could not find a solid resource which shows the steps necessary in order to succesfully carry out a domain name change which considers SQL Server 2005, Mirroring, and SSRS (SSIS?).  If anyone can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.  It seems that if not done correclty,  this can have unintended, far-reaching implications to the SQL Server environments.  There are probably resources already out there that explain this but I have not found a "good" one yet.  Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.  Details are SQL 2005 SP2 GDR1, Windows Server 2003, Mirroring, SSRS, SSIS.   Thank you,  Keith
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