Hie Jerome,
When you install your SQL Server, there are registry keys that created.
Initaially you may start with just two nodes that in the cluster. these will
have access entries in the registry. When you add a third node it will need
access as well to the same registry entries and you will need to add it as
well for you to be able add it as a third node. Rather than create individual
accounts for all nodes the registry, Microsoft is enforcing a system that
forces you to use groups. There will be no more registry changes for each you
add a node to the cluster. Its much more easier and much more neater.
"Jerome G. Pacificar" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have created 4 Domain groups below for SQL Services. What accounts should
> be the member of these groups. It is not specified in MSDN and Whitepaper.
> IS it service accounts or group of users? Can anybody suggest other
> resources aside from Microsoft!?
>
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...6(SQL.90).aspx
>
>
> 1. SQL Server - SQLAdmins
> 2. SQL Server Agent - SQLAgentAdmins
> 3. Full-Text Search - FTSAdmins
> 4. Analysis Services - AnalysisServicesAdmins
>