Re: Connection string/Sql Server 2005/Windows authentication/ but not on domain
- From: "William Vaughn \(MVP\)" <billva@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 20:31:02 -0800
SQL Server defaults to prohibit "mixed mode" authentication. Make sure this is enabled.
Next, make sure that the Login account is setup to accept the Windows account and has rights to the correct database. See Chapter 9.
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"Gina_Marano" <ginalster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:522e7dd9-a23b-4998-9e6e-041fec87433b@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Help,.
I am writing a data import application that will import data in to
sql
server database.
The only kind of connection that it will accept is windows
authentication.
Problem is, I am not on the domain. I am logged in remotely via
Himachi (VPN).
I know it is possible, somewhat, because I found a database desktop
tool that allows me to enter the domain credentials.
I need a connection string that will allow me to specify the domain
credentials and fake windows authentication.
Any ideas out there?
I need this so I can write an application remotely.
~Gina_M~
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