We had a Windows Server 2019 server running SQL Server 2017 connected to the domain controller of an Windows Small Business Server 2011. The SBS Server was replaced by a new Windows Server 2019 domain controller using the same name and IP address. We rebuilt the trust relationship of the Windows server running SQL server to the new Windows domain controller with the following command in PowerShell.
Reset-ComputerMachinePassword -Server SERVERNAME -Credential DOMAIN\Administrator
That part worked fine, but now the SQL Server services "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER) and "SQL Server Agent (MSSQLSERVER)" services won't start. In fact, they can't even be manually started since they are greyed out.
Reversing the process, and going back to the SBS 2011 domain controller resulted in the services working again.
I am not sure why these services won't start with the new domain controller. Any help would be appreciated.
Michael