Set-DbaPrivilege: Use per-service SID (NT SERVICE\ServiceName) for IFI, LPIM, SecAudit#10228
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Use NT SERVICE\<ServiceName> per-service SIDs instead of StartName for SeManageVolumePrivilege (IFI), SeLockMemoryPrivilege (LPIM), and SeAuditPrivilege (SecAudit). SQL Server uses the per-service SID in its process token for these operations, matching SQL Server setup.exe behavior. Logon rights (BatchLogon, ServiceLogon) continue to use the StartName account, as these are authentication privileges tied to the actual account. When -User is specified explicitly, that account is used for all privilege types as before. Fixes #9344 (do Set-DbaPrivilege) Co-authored-by: Andreas Jordan <andreasjordan@users.noreply.github.com>
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Use NT SERVICE<ServiceName> per-service SIDs instead of StartName for SeManageVolumePrivilege (IFI), SeLockMemoryPrivilege (LPIM), and SeAuditPrivilege (SecAudit).
SQL Server uses the per-service SID in its process token for these operations, matching SQL Server setup.exe behavior. Logon rights (BatchLogon, ServiceLogon) continue to use the StartName account.
Closes #9344
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