
New Database, and then enter a database name. When using a remote SQL Server, you can use any
database name that you want. However, it is quite common to use the name HPWJA for the
database.
SQL Authentication
If SQL Authentication was selected, create a user and make sure that user has DBO rights (or
read/write/execute at a minimum, see the Database rights section) on the database.
Windows Authentication
If Windows Authentication was selected, the user who is running the HP Web Jetadmin service must
have DBO rights (or read/write/execute at a minimum, see the Database rights section). By default,
HP Web Jetadmin runs under Network Service, but the HPWJA service only identifies itself locally as
a network service. When Windows Authentication (Integrated Security) is used, HP Web
Jetadmin identifies itself remotely as Domain\Machine$. In this case, create a new login under
Security, Logins, and make sure that the Domain\Machine$ account (where Machine$ is the name of
the HP Web Jetadmin machine followed by a dollar sign) has DBO rights (or read/write/execute at a
minimum, see the Database rights section) on the HP Web Jetadmin database under User Mapping.
IMPORTANT To use a Windows User account instead of a Windows Machine account, the
properties of the HP Web Jetadmin service must be changed from Network Service to
the Windows User account. After that is done, HP Web Jetadmin identifies itself to
the remote SQL Server as the Windows User account. Therefore, make sure that the
Windows User account has DBO rights (or read/write/execute at a minimum, see
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