Configuring SQL Authentication for SCCM Integration via ServiceNow MID Server.

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Steps to Create a user permissions to access the SCCM database in Microsoft SQL Server 

Step-1: Create a SQL Login

  • In SQL Server Management Studio, expand Security 
  • Right-click Logins → New Login… 

              

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  • Create a User and Enter Password
  • Ensure SQL Authentication is selected 
  • Set Default Language = English 
  • Click OK 

              

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Step-2: Create a Database User for the SCCM Database 

  • Expand Databases 
  • Locate the SCCM database (name begins with CM_) 
  • Expand Security → Users 
  • Right-click Users → New User 

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  • Add the user which we created in the step1.

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Step-3: Grant Execute Permission.

  • Right-click the CM_* SCCM database → Properties 

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  • Select Permissions 
  • Choose the User you have Created.
  • Enable the Execute permission
  • Click OK. 

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Step-4: Add Roles to the User.

  • Go to Databases CM_* SCCM database → SecurityUsers
  • Right Click on the user and select Properties.

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  • Select Membership
  • Select db_datareader

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Step-5: Validate user mapping and assigned database roles.

  • Security → Logins
  • Right Click on the user

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  • Select User Mapping.
  • Confirm the user having the roles.

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IN Servicenow:

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