SSMS changes password of logins
I am trying to create logins for my server. I type in the login name, password, set appropriate settings.
Then I re-open the properties window by double-clicking the login in MyDatabase/security/logins directory.
As you may notice, the number of letters in the password is different. Any idea why is it different, or what the "new" password look like?
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I am trying to create logins for my server. I type in the login name, password, set appropriate settings.
Then I re-open the properties window by double-clicking the login in MyDatabase/security/logins directory.
As you may notice, the number of letters in the password is different. Any idea why is it different, or what the "new" password look like?
sql login ssms
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Embid123Embid123
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I am trying to create logins for my server. I type in the login name, password, set appropriate settings.
Then I re-open the properties window by double-clicking the login in MyDatabase/security/logins directory.
As you may notice, the number of letters in the password is different. Any idea why is it different, or what the "new" password look like?
sql login ssms
asked 2 days ago
Embid123Embid123
2528
I am trying to create logins for my server. I type in the login name, password, set appropriate settings.
Then I re-open the properties window by double-clicking the login in MyDatabase/security/logins directory.
As you may notice, the number of letters in the password is different. Any idea why is it different, or what the "new" password look like?
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sql login ssms
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The password in the Login Properties window is only masked to for security purposes. For example, if the exact number of characters in the password was displayed this would make it less difficult for someone else attempting to figure out the password is to determine this. The password of the logins that you created will be the same password that you set when you made the login regardless of what is displayed in that window.
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The password in the Login Properties window is only masked to for security purposes. For example, if the exact number of characters in the password was displayed this would make it less difficult for someone else attempting to figure out the password is to determine this. The password of the logins that you created will be the same password that you set when you made the login regardless of what is displayed in that window.
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The password in the Login Properties window is only masked to for security purposes. For example, if the exact number of characters in the password was displayed this would make it less difficult for someone else attempting to figure out the password is to determine this. The password of the logins that you created will be the same password that you set when you made the login regardless of what is displayed in that window.
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The password in the Login Properties window is only masked to for security purposes. For example, if the exact number of characters in the password was displayed this would make it less difficult for someone else attempting to figure out the password is to determine this. The password of the logins that you created will be the same password that you set when you made the login regardless of what is displayed in that window.
answered 2 days ago
userfl89userfl89
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The password in the Login Properties window is only masked to for security purposes. For example, if the exact number of characters in the password was displayed this would make it less difficult for someone else attempting to figure out the password is to determine this. The password of the logins that you created will be the same password that you set when you made the login regardless of what is displayed in that window.
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