windows-server-2003/ds/security/ssr/[windir.security.ssr]/kbs/sqlserver2000.xml

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<SSRKnowledgeBase>

<!--BUGBUG: Shouldn't need description in extension kbs -->
<Description>
	<Name> Microsoft </Name>
	<DisplayName> Microsoft </DisplayName>
</Description>


<!--BUGBUG: Shouldn't need security levels in extension kbs -->
<SecurityLevels>
	<Level>
		<Name> Maximum </Name>
		<DisplayName> Custom </DisplayName>
		<DisplayText> Choose default settings that are independent of the current state of the machine and void of any assumptions about how the machine is used.  With this option, you will need to explicitly enable the features and functionality that are required. </DisplayText>
	</Level>
	<Level>
		<Name> Typical </Name>
		<DisplayName> Typical </DisplayName>
		<DisplayText> Choose default settings based on the current configuration of the machine and the most typical deployment scenarios.  With this option, you will need to disable unnecessary features and functionality in order to improve the security of your system. </DisplayText>
	</Level>
</SecurityLevels>

<Roles>
	<Role Type="Server">
		<Name> SQLServer2000 </Name>
		<Selected>
			<Maximum Value="FALSE"/>	
			<Typical Value="DEFAULT" />
		</Selected>
		<Services>
			<Service>
				<Name> MSSQLSERVER </Name>
			</Service>
			<Service>
				<Name> SQLSERVERAGENT </Name>
			</Service>
		</Services>
	</Role>
</Roles>

<Tasks>
	<Task>
		<Name> SQLServerADIntegration </Name>
		<Roles>
			<Role>
				<Name> SQLServer2000 </Name>
			</Role>
			<Role>
				<Name> DomainMember </Name>
			</Role>
		</Roles>
		<Selected>
			<Maximum Value="TRUE"/>
			<Typical Value="TRUE"/>
		</Selected>
		<Services>
			<Service>
				<Name> MSSQLServerADHelper </Name>
			</Service>
		</Services>
	</Task>

	<Task>
		<Name> SQLServerSearch </Name>
		<Roles>
			<Role>
				<Name> SQLServer2000 </Name>
			</Role>
		</Roles>
		<Selected>
			<Maximum Value="TRUE"/>
			<Typical Value="TRUE"/>
		</Selected>
		<Services>
			<Service>
				<Name> MSSEARCH </Name>
			</Service>
		</Services>
	</Task>

	<Task>
		<Name> SQLNamedPipes </Name>
		<Roles>
			<Role>
				<Name> SQLServer2000 </Name>
			</Role>
		</Roles>
		<Selected>
			<Maximum Value="FALSE"/>
			<Typical Value="TRUE"/>
		</Selected>
		<Services>
			<Service>
				<Name> lanmanserver </Name>
			</Service>
		</Services>
	</Task>

</Tasks>

<Services>
	<Service>
		<Name> MSSEARCH </Name>
		<Optional> TRUE </Optional>
		<Startup_Default> Automatic </Startup_Default>
	</Service>
	<Service>
		<Name> MSSQLSERVER </Name>
		<Optional> TRUE </Optional>
		<Startup_Default> Automatic </Startup_Default>
	</Service>
	<Service>
		<Name> MSSQLServerADHelper </Name>
		<Optional> TRUE </Optional>
		<Startup_Default> Manual </Startup_Default>
	</Service>
	<Service>
		<Name> SQLSERVERAGENT </Name>
		<Optional> TRUE </Optional>
		<Startup_Default> Manual </Startup_Default>
	</Service>
</Services>

<RoleLocalization>
	<Role>
		<Name> SQLServer2000 </Name>
		<DisplayName> SQL Server 2000 </DisplayName>
		<Description> Microsoft SQL Server 2000 </Description>
	</Role>
</RoleLocalization>

<TaskLocalization>
	<Task>
		<Name> SQLServerADIntegration </Name>
		<DisplayName> SQL Server: AD Integration </DisplayName>
		<Description> Publish and maintain SQL Server information in the Active Directory </Description>
	</Task>
	<Task>
		<Name> SQLServerSearch </Name>
		<DisplayName> SQL Server: Full Text Search Support </DisplayName>
		<Description> Provide indexing and full-text search of SQL Server character data beyond the SQL-92 standard  </Description>
	</Task>
	<Task>
		<Name> SQLNamedPipes </Name>
		<DisplayName> SQL Server: Named Pipes Client Support </DisplayName>
		<Description> Allows SQL Server clients to connect over the named pipes transport </Description>
	</Task>
</TaskLocalization>

<ServiceLocalization>
	<Service>
		<Name> MSSQLSERVER </Name>
		<DisplayName> MSSQLSERVER </DisplayName>
		<Description> Not Available </Description>
	</Service>
	<Service>
		<Name> MSSQLServerADHelper </Name>
		<DisplayName> MSSQLServerADHelper </DisplayName>
		<Description> Publishes and maintains SQL Server information in the Active Directory </Description>
	</Service>
	<Service>
		<Name> MSSQLServerSearch </Name>
		<DisplayName> Microsoft Search </DisplayName>
		<Description> Creates full-text indexes on content and properties of structured and semi-structured data to allow fast linguistic searches on data </Description>
	</Service>
	<Service>
		<Name> SQLSERVERAGENT </Name>
		<DisplayName> SQLSERVERAGENT </DisplayName>
		<Description> Not Available </Description>
	</Service>
</ServiceLocalization>

</SSRKnowledgeBase>