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‎docs/database-engine/configure-windows/configure-windows-service-accounts-and-permissions.md‎

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‎docs/database-engine/database-mirroring/create-a-database-mirroring-endpoint-for-windows-authentication-transact-sql.md‎

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- *\<algorithm>* provides the option of specifying the encryption standards for the endpoint. The value of *\<algorithm>* can be one following algorithms or combinations of algorithms: RC4, AES, AES RC4, or RC4 AES.
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AES RC4 specifies that this endpoint will negotiate for the encryption algorithm, giving preference to the AES algorithm. RC4 AES specifies that this endpoint will negotiate for the encryption algorithm, giving preference to the RC4 algorithm. If both endpoints specify both algorithms but in different orders, the endpoint accepting the connection wins.
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AES RC4 specifies that this endpoint will negotiate for the encryption algorithm, giving preference to the AES algorithm. RC4 AES specifies that this endpoint will negotiate for the encryption algorithm, giving preference to the RC4 algorithm. If both endpoints specify both algorithms but in different orders, the endpoint accepting the connection wins. Provide the same algorithm explicitly to avoid connection errors between different servers.
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> The RC4 algorithm is deprecated. [!INCLUDE[ssNoteDepFutureDontUse](../../includes/ssnotedepfuturedontuse-md.md)] We recommend that you use AES.

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title: "Advanced view of target data from extended events"
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description: Use the advanced features of SQL Server Management Studio to view target data from extended events in rich detail. You can view, export, and manipulate data.
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ms.date: "05/24/2019"
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title: "Alter an Extended Events Session"
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description: Use the SQL Server Extended Events Wizard to alter an Extended Events session. Changes you can make depend on whether the session is active and inactive.
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‎docs/relational-databases/extended-events/convert-an-existing-sql-trace-script-to-an-extended-events-session.md‎

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title: "Convert a SQL Trace script to Extended Events session"
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description: Use these procedures to create an Extended Events session equivalent to an existing SQL Trace script that you want to convert.
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title: "Determine Which Queries Are Holding Locks"
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description: This article shows a method of finding which query holds a lock. Database administrators may need to find the source of locks that hinder database performance.
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description: Learn how to use Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) as a target. Use ETW tracing either together with Extended Events or as an Extended Events event consumer.
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description: These tools create and manage SQL Server Extended Events sessions. In addition to sessions you create, there is a default system health session on the server.
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title: "XEvents overview - SQL Server"
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description: The SQL Server Extended Events architecture lets you collect data necessary to identify and troubleshoot a performance problem. It is configurable and scalable.
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