问题
Case
I want to work with Azure SQL Server, as noted in the best practices how to secure Azure SQL Server it is good to use AAD account for accessing your server/database instead of SQL Accounts.
I read several posts on the documentation site of Microsoft and blogs, but I cannot find that it is possible to disable/remove the Server Admin account, after you have the Azure SQL Server and an created AAD SQL Administrator and attached it to Azure SQL Server.
I know Server Admin Login and Password is mandatory, when you create the Azure SQL, but I hoped it was possible to delete after creation of server and AAD SQL Admin.
Why do I want this?
- There are enough companies who have to rule (inherited from the on-prem) that accounts must be controlled by a centralized Identity Store, such as AAD.
- Password rotation must be done, it is a lot easier when you have a centralized identity Store instead that you have to do it for a lot of Azure SQL Servers.
Question
Is it possible to disable the SQL Server Admin (sql account)?
回答1:
I don't believe it is (or can be) possible to disable the SQL Server Admin.
The Azure Subscription Owner and the AAD SQL Admin identity have joint ownership of the Azure SQL Server. Either one needs to be able to re-acquire administrative access to the server.
And the mechanism that the Azure Subscription Owner uses to force their way into their own database is to reset the SQL Server Admin password from the Azure Portal.
This is roughly analogous to how a Windows Administrator can force sysadmin access to a SQL Server by starting the service in single-user mode.
I think the best you can do is to throw away the SQL Server Admin's password, so no one could log in using that account without first resetting the password in the portal. EG run:
declare @sql nvarchar(max) = concat(N'alter LOGIN [youradmin] WITH PASSWORD=N''',newid(), N'''')
exec (@sql)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51431757/azure-sql-server-is-it-possible-to-disable-server-admin-after-creation