Re: Public and Guest
- From: "Roger Wolter[MSFT]" <rwolter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2006 14:25:04 -0700
Public is what it sounds like - everybody. All users are part of the public
group so any privileges you grant to public are granted to everybody who
hasn't been deny'ed the privilege. Guest, as you said, is the user that
anyone who doesn't have a user in the database is mapped to. You can assign
any privileges you feel are appropriate for a random anonymous user to have.
I recommend explicitly Denying privileges to the guest user so they don't
accidentally get permissions that someone grants to public.
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"CLM" <CLM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I've got a 2000 server that I want to make sure is within best practices
for
Sql Server 2000. I know that "permissions granted to the public role are
applied to
all users in the database and permissions granted to the guest user
are used by all users who do not have a user account in the database."
The way that my 2000 servers appear to be set up, presumably by default
and
no intervention on my own, are with the guest account assigned to the
public
role. As far as I can tell the public account just has standard select
access to the system tables and nothing else.
Do I have these accounts, public and guest, set up correctly? Is there
something I should do or check? Also, is there anything I should watch
out
for?
Thx...
.
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