How can I secure SQL SERVER 2000?

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How can I secure SQL SERVER 2000? I am using windows authentication mode and it doesnt have additional user name or password. As a result anyone can open SQL SERVER 2000. I need to know how can I secure it so that none can open & edit data from enterprise manager. Please help me.

Posted 21-Jun-10 0:07am

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**PSK_** · Answer 1 · 2010-06-21T00:12:00

If you are using windows authentication in that case you can create roles and add different windows user and NT groups to the roles and grant access to the roles to access the db objects. As a best practice, don't grant direct access to the users on db objects, it should be done through roles only.