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shows what this looks like for Windows Server 2012. Verify for the Lock pages in
memory policy that the SQL Service Account is listed under the Security Setting
column. For more information on this setting, refer to Chapter 5 and Chapter 7 , as these
chapters both discuss this setting.
Figure 11.64 Enabling the Lock pages in memory setting.
Note
More information on the User Rights Assignment setting, refer to
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178067.aspx .
Without closing the Local Security Policy Management Console, find Perform volume
maintenance tasks . Right-click Perform volume maintenance tasks and select
Properties . Add the SQL Service account (svcSQL2012, in our case) and click OK to
commit the change. Figure 11.65 displays what this looks like on a Windows Server
2012 operating system. Verify the SQL Service account appears in the Security Setting
column to the right of Perform volume maintenance tasks in addition to the
Administrators account. For more information on this setting, review Chapter 6 .
 
 
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