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On the Instances view, on the Managed instances section Managed and SQL Licensing views, you can also select several instances at once and click Edit Owner, Edit Location,or Edit Credentials for before selecting the gear icon for faster editing of these some fields. For more information about what other tasks you can do on the Managed Instances view, refer to or SQL Licensing views, see Managed instances and 2.2 - SQL Server Licensing view, respectively. |
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You can define owner, location, and comments when you register an instance; however, if you did not or you want to change any of these fields, go to the respective sections on the Edit Instance Properties window, make the necessary changes, and then click SAVE.
SQL connection credentials
These credentials allow you to connect to SQL Server instances to collect availability, capacity, and configuration data. When you register an instance, you define these credentials; however, you can change them later on the Edit Instance Properties window.
You can choose between the SQL Inventory Manager service account, a Windows user account, or a SQL Server login account. The last two options require that you provide the respective login and password.
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When SQL Inventory Manager has the auto-registration option enabled, it uses the SQL Inventory Manager service account as the default SQL connection credentials. |
WMI connection credentials
These credentials allow you to connect to the computer that hosts the SQL Server instance, and collect its performance and computer details. When you register an instance, you define these credentials; however, you can change them later on the Edit Instance Properties window.
You can choose between the SQL Inventory Manager service account or a Windows user account. You need to provide a login and password for the Windows user account.
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SQL Server license information
SQL Inventory Manager pulls license information from the associated SQL Server. As a result, you can make only limited changes to this information in the Edit MS SQL Server License Information window. Check the Fully Licensed with SA checkbox to toggle whether you want SQL Inventory Manager to prevent the license count for that server from displaying in any associated windows within SQL Inventory Manager. While the value in the Core Factor field defaults from the Microsoft-provided number based on the CPU, you can make a change in this field or in the Core Factor Table. The free-form Comments field allows you to add any notes regarding this license. Make any changes you want to the provided fields, and then click SAVE.
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