AlwaysOn Login Comparison - AG_PROD_01

Replicas: SQLNODE01, SQLNODE02 | 2026-07-19 16:10:00
Source: www.powershelldba.de | sqmSQLTool v1.9.26.1
Illustrative example — this lab instance has no Always On Availability Group configured. Values below are representative, not measured output.

Logins compared: 6 | Mismatched: 2

LoginTypePresent OnMissing OnSID MatchPassword Hash MatchDefault DBLanguageStatus
app_orders_svcSQL_LOGINSQLNODE01, SQLNODE02-YesYesAG_TestDBus_englishOK
DOM\svc-sqlWINDOWS_LOGINSQLNODE01, SQLNODE02-Yesn/amasterus_englishOK
reporting_roSQL_LOGINSQLNODE01SQLNODE02n/an/aAG_TestDBus_englishMissing on secondary
etl_serviceSQL_LOGINSQLNODE01, SQLNODE02-NoYesAG_TestDBus_englishSID mismatch
DOM\dba-teamWINDOWS_LOGINSQLNODE01, SQLNODE02-Yesn/amasterus_englishOK
legacy_importSQL_LOGINSQLNODE01, SQLNODE02-YesYesAG_TestDBus_englishOK

A SID mismatch means the same login name resolves to different security identifiers on each replica - typically the result of dropping and recreating the login on one node only, and will make cross-replica permissions inconsistent after failover.