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Drag and Drop Question You are designing an authentication strategy for a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. The strategy must meet the following business requirements: - The account used

The correct answer is logon triggers; login auditing. Logon triggers are the correct solution for restricting connections to certain hours because they fire in response to a LOGON event and can contain T-SQL logic to evaluate the time of day, rolling back the connection if it falls outside permitted hours - giving precise, programma

Submitted by olafpl· Mar 5, 2026Design and implement a security strategy for SQL Server, including authentication, authorization, and auditing mechanisms

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Drag and Drop Question You are designing an authentication strategy for a new server that has SQL Server 2014 installed. The strategy must meet the following business requirements: - The account used to generate reports must be allowed to make a connection during certain hours only. - Failed authentication requests must be logged. You need to recommend a technology that meets each business requirement. The solution must minimize the amount of events that are logged. Which technologies should you recommend? To answer, drag the appropriate solution to the correct business requirement in the answer area. Answer:

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login auditinglogon triggersC2 audit tracingPolicy-Based Management

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  • logon triggers
  • login auditing

Explanation

Logon triggers are the correct solution for restricting connections to certain hours because they fire in response to a LOGON event and can contain T-SQL logic to evaluate the time of day, rolling back the connection if it falls outside permitted hours - giving precise, programmable access control. Login auditing is the correct solution for logging failed authentication requests because it is specifically designed to capture failed (and/or successful) login attempts with minimal overhead, satisfying the requirement to minimize the number of events logged compared to broader auditing tools.

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#SQL Server Authentication#Logon Triggers#Login Auditing#Security Strategy

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