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Strange SQL server behavior running under domain account in shared intance configuration.

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Can start SQL server engine through WFC role configured as a shared instance

I'm using SQL 2012 and Windows 2012 Server. After 3 days of investigation I've figured out  that SQL Server role can be started because of  GPO with the following configuration have been applied:

Audit object access.

It doesn't matter the value you set for the mentioned option and it's not event matter if comes from GPO or local security policies the result is the same, you can 't start SQL Engine service under domain account.

Domain account have all necessary User rights, like:

 Act as part of the operating system    
 Adjust memory quotas for a process
 Generate security audits
 Increase a process working set
 Increase scheduling priority
 Lock pages in memory   
 Log on as a batch job
 Log on as a service  
 Manage auditing and security log
 Perform volume maintenance tasks
 Replace a process level token

So maybe anybody have experienced the same behavior and have better solution, rather then turning off mentioned policy on SQL nodes.

Thanks in advance.


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