Setting The Protection Level Of Packages
Aug 31, 2007
Hello everyone,
Can someone recommend me the most efficient protection level for SSIS
packages for my environment? I've been doing some reading on this lately, but can't really decide which one to use. The Rely on server storage for encryption (ServerStorage) seems interesting, but I'm unsure if that would work on my environment (Windows Authentication).
Currently I'm saving my packages to my dev server under "Encrypt sensitive data with user key" Protection level, but seems like the passwords for the FTP Connection for instance doesn't get saved when I deploy my package to the server.
Our environment consists of 2 dev servers + 2 prod servers with windows authentication, our SQL Agent Account is a domain account with local admin rights and sysadmin rights on the SQL Server and we try to use proxy accounts to access network resources instead of giving the agent access to everything.
This is what I found on MS's web site.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms141747.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms141053.aspx
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Sep 6, 2007
I'm having problems with ftp tasks in SSIS packages where protectionlevel=EncryptSensativeWithPassword. I've used this many times with no problems, but now that I've upgraded to 2005 SP2, It's not working as before.
I have a functioning SSIS package with an FTP download. It works fine on my workstation in the developement environment.
If I load it to the SQL server using Server Manager Studio under my account, I cannot run the package from the server when logged on as Administrator, nor can I schedule it to run under the SQLAgent account as a job. The error mesages are: Unable to connect to FTP server using "FTP Connection Manager" and "The password was not allowed". Obviously the password being sent to the ftp server is wrong, but it was right under developement. Further more, If I log into the server under my account the package runs fine!
If I load the package while logged in as administrator, I can only run the package as administrator. And of course, if I load the package as SQLagent, I can only run the package as SQLagent.
This is not how SSIS packages were operating before I upgraded! In fact I've reloaded some existing packages and found that they now have inherited this behavior (after they have been re-imported)
It looks to me like SSIS is using the EncryptSensativeWithUserKey option, instead of the EncryptSensativeWithPassword option. I'm not sure how to confirm this, short of using a packet sniffer to watch the ftp traffic.
I could switch to PackageConfigurations, but I was happy with the EncryptSensativeWithPassword option, which seemed appropriate for our operation.
Does anyone have any ideas what could be going on, or any suggestions to troubleshoot this? How can I tell if password is encrypted or not?
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Mar 11, 2008
Hello,
I have a package that contains a connection manager to a DB2 source. The password is configured within the connection mananger. The configuration string was included in the package configurations (SQL Server). The package is saved in VSS, and locally on my hard drive.
When a colleague attempts to open the package is Visual Studio (from VSS), He gets a message similar to the following.
Error 1 Error loading 'Geac_RK502.dtsx' : Failed to remove package protection with error 0x8009000B "Key not valid for use in specified state.". This occurs in the CPackage::LoadFromXML method. . C:Documents and SettingscdunnMy DocumentsVisual Studio 2005ProjectsGeac_RK502Geac_RK502Geac_RK502.dtsx 1 1
I'm very sure the package protection level was to encrypt sensitive data with user key. After he ran into this problem, I tried again to open the package from my computer (the machine that the package was created on) and now I get the same message. If I attempt to open the package anyway, I first get a message that there were errors in the package while it was being loaded, and that the package might be corrupt. After that message, I get one that states the document contains one or more extremely long lines of text....do you still want to open the file. If I click yes, the package opens read only with the following message:
Microsoft Visual Studio is unable to load this document. Failed to remove package protection with error 0x80090008. "Key not valid for use in specified state". This occurs iin the CPackage:LoadFromXML method.
I'm looking into more information about package protection. What can I do to avoid this problem, and what protection level should I be using so that my colleague can open the package? How can I correct the problem with this particular package, and have the package open?
Thank you for your help!
cdun2
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Feb 16, 2007
Hi all,
I have a problem while trying to deploy my packages that are configured in ProtectionLevel=EncryptSensitiveWithUserPassword
I use the Deployment Utility to deploy my packages. I set the password when deploying and the deplyment works fine. But I run the packages I have the following error : " Failed to decrypt an encrypted XML node because the password was not specified or not correct."
Did I miss something ?
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Feb 1, 2008
For those of you who have had a hard time like me trying to figure out using Protection level for an SSIS package whilst deploying the package via the SQL Server Agent, here is a piece of advice:
Firstly the protection level is set by Default to - "EncryptSensitivewithUserKey".
The encryption actually takes place only if you have things like - passwords etc..
From my experience - using both - "EncryptSensitivewithUserKey" and "EncryptSensitivewithPassword" Security features have turned out to be unreliable when deploying through SQL Server Agent (even while using a Proxy account having all previliges).
This is it seems because of issues with the user who created the package being different from the user who deployed the package. (which is really ridiculous).
So I used the ProtectionLevel - "DontSaveSensitive" - which means it is not going to encrypt anything in the package and so ur sensitive information would be blank. You would have to then supply your password etc using a configuration XML file. - using SSIS "Package configuation" in your menu....
This has been the most reliable way of solving the whole problem with encryption.
bear in mind that you might want to put the XML file in a secure location to which no one else has access to.
Thanks
Pramod
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I am currently designing a SSIS package that will migrate data from Syabse to Sql server. If these packages are to be deployed to file system (as this is one time run for migrating data) or to SSIS catalog or to Sql server.
Also, I have not changed the default protection level value in packages during design time and would like to know if I have to change it while handling the deployment using DTutil (yes, i need to deploy & execute using command line utilities).
Please note that I do not have access to PROD, UAT environments and deployment team will use my BAT file that is expected to deploy and execute the packages.
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Nov 9, 2006
Hi,
Can anyone explain to me why my ssis packages will not work when DontSaveSensitive protection level is selected? My package configurations are set as SQL server configuration type, and I have a table in a database that contains all the sensitive information (passwords and such). If I select "EncryptSensitiveWithUserKey" everything works, but I will be the only one able to execute the packages (not good, I need others to be able to execute them as well).
The error I'm getting tells me that the connection is not configured correctly or I may not have the right permissions on the connection.
My guess is that the DontSaveSensitive drops the passwords, but when I edit the data source and re-enter the password, it still does not work. Also, the database table I use that contains the sensitive data is not affected, all data remains.
What the fudge is going on here? I'm a newbie at this, can someone help me out?
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We are going down the path of using one environment variable for every config file. some packages share config files (e.g. we've only one config file for each database or ftp connection etc.) and some config files are package specific (error log file connections and success/failure e-mail sources etc.).
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So far the only method that we're using is manually typing in the environment variable names via control panel and copying and pasting the paths into the value fields. Given that we're deploying potentially hundreds of config files, it's obvious that this new-fangled GUI point-and-click and copy-and-paste method of deployment is absolutely foolproof and totaly not prone to any error whatsoever.
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Feb 20, 2008
All:
I am aware that I am raising an issue/question that has quite a number of ancestors in this forum. In reviewing some of the threads I still believe my situation has a bit of a twist; but that could just be me.
The process I used until a change I made recently worked just fine. A handful of my packages connect to our ERP system that only supports an ODBC connection. I set the Protection Level to the default, and then deploy the packages to the server. I use an agent to run the jobs that include these packages as steps. I have hardcoded the userID and password in the SQL jobs and so they have run fine.
In an effort to reduce maintenance on the packages I decided to run the packages from the File System instead of deploying them to the server. Now, the packages are not running as I have not changes the Protection Level yet. I did test running one of the packages using a Proxy I have created but that does not work either.
Based upon what I have read it appears that the first thing I need to do is change the Protection Level to DoNotSaveSensitive. How do I then pass the ID and password to the agent?
a. Create a confirguation file?
b. Create a package template?
c. Both of the above
To reiterate I do not wish to deploy the packages to the server; I prefer to run the packages from the File System. Further, I just have one box on which everything happens; there are no migration issues across servers.
Some insights from this group will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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Aug 1, 2007
Howdy!
Couple quick questions:
1) How much does setting encryption cost in terms of speed of querying and cpu usage?
2) If encryption is not set, is the password "encrypted" when its sent with the initialization routine?
Thanks in advance!
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Server B (Mirror)
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Manual failover
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SQLState 08001
SQL Server Error 53
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