# Titus

## Connection Requirements

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### IP

MSSQL Server IP Address.
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### Port

Port number (optional, default: 1433).
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### Domain

Domain of the user — use this field if you're using Windows Authentication to log into the DB.
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### Database

DB name for Titus reporting entries. The default is "TITUS\_Reporting".
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### Username

Value provided in username must have "read" permission to devices and MSSQL server.

To create a user:

* Open MSSQL Server Management Studio.
* Go to the Security folder, right-click Login, then click New Login.
* Select the authentication used on the server.
* Fill in the details and select your database in Default Database.
* Save the user.
* Login to the database with this user once to avoid an error.

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🔵 "Select"\
The user must have a "List" privilege.
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### Password

The password of the provided username.
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### Configuration List

List of Titus configurations that will be fetched. This is used to filter the machines that have the given configurations.
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⚠️ Attention\
Please perform a connection test to ensure there is a valid connection to the host. When the discovery operation is finalized, you will be able to see the details on the **Assets** page.
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