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From the menu, click on 1Password, and select Install Browser Extensions.

Once that is completed, continue with installing browser extensions. You will most likely see a similar prompt as displayed here for your browser ( displayed is for Firefox ).Ĭlick on the "Uninstall Instructions" button and follow the instructions for your browser(s). It shows clickable buttons in the Action columns.Īfter restarting the SQL Server service, you should see “The SQL Server Network Interface library successfully registered the Service Principal Name (SPN) for the SQL Server service.” in the logs.Īt this point the connection should work again in Remote Desktop Manager.For existing users, you will need to first uninstall your existing browser extensions. We used Microsoft Kerberos Configuration Manager for SQL Server to fix the SPNs. However, on our server, SQL Server was still reporting that it was unable to register the SPNs.

You will also need to change the account in SQL Server Configuration Manager.

You will need to configure the SQL Server service to run under Network Service as it has the necessary permissions According to this article it is also possible to grant the permissions to create SPNs to a service account. We suspect you might have the following messages when SQL Server starts (you can see the logs in SSMS under Management SQL Server Logs ). By default, the service runs under accounts that lack the required permissions.

Here are the steps to configure your SQL Server to allow your Protected Users to connect to the Database using the Integrated Security authentication method.Īccording to Microsoft Protected Users blocks the use of NTLM hashes It is however possible to configure SQL Server to also use Kerberos for Integrated Security The good news is that this is supported out-of-the-box by Remote Desktop Manager.įor SQL Server to support Kerberos authentication, SPNs need to be created. Configure SQL Server for Protected Users with Integrated Security