Trust, authentification or connection issue between server 2008 domain and 2003 none domain member server
hi folks
i have application connection problem, dont know if place post ill give try.
server a
windows 2008 std r2 sql 2008 std ed - 64 bit - domain member (stand alone physical db server)
server b
windows 2003 std application server (only 1 application) - no domain member
server b runs appliaction service, when user connects connects service , service connects database , faults.
ive run profiler , doesen't seem try connect db, after while got know
service needs have administrative rights on db server, meaning account running service needs same rights on db server able connect. there way configure work since appliction server yet can't join domain.
i tried create accounts in active directory on dbserver , domain controller having same name account running service no results. cant create account on dbserver name serverb\servicerunner since serverb isn't domain member.
if use start->run \\servername\c$ works in both directions. sqlserver configured tu allow remote connections, @ moment dont think sql problem since sql profiler doesent indicate connection tries.
thanks in advance hint/tip.
this appears more of sql question.
have tried setting sql server mixed mode , authenticate sql via local sql account? should work , there no trust needed.
changing mixed mode
http://www.sql-programmers.com/benefitsofsql/security/mixedmodeauthentication.aspx
choosing authentication
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms144284.aspx
are using named pipes, tcp/ip or shared memory? these can all have different connection issues. again think should repost in sql forum.
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