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When you register an instance, you define certain credentials, or if you have the auto-registration option enabled, SQL Elements Inventory Manager registers your instances using the SQL Elements Inventory Manager service account as the default connection credentials.
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SQL Elements Inventory Manager opens the Edit Credentials window where you can change your:
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- Go to the SQL Connection Credentials section.
- Choose between the SQL Elements service Inventory Manager service account, Windows user account, or SQL Server login account. The last two options require that you provide the respective login and password.
- After you define your SQL Connection Credentials, you can click TEST CREDENTIALS to make sure SQL Elements Inventory Manager can use these credentials to gather data.
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When you have the auto-registration option enabled, SQL Elements Inventory Manager uses the SQL Elements Inventory Manager service account as the default SQL connection credentials. |
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- Go to the WMI Connection Credentials section.
- You can choose between the SQL Elements service Inventory Manager service account or Windows user account. If you choose the latter, you need to provide a login and password.
- After you define your WMI Connection Credentials, you can click TEST CREDENTIALS to make sure SQL Elements Inventory Manager can use these credentials to gather data from host computers.
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When you have the auto-registration option enabled, SQL Elements Inventory Manager uses the SQL Elements Inventory Manager service account as the default WMI connection credentials. |
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