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Mauricio
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| 03 Jun 2010 05:38 PM |
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You are probably forgetting to grant that windows login access to the SQL server/database.
For example:
Create an Active Directory group called: Checkmate SQL
Go into SQL, add that group as a new login
Give it dbowner rights on the Checkmate database
Then add the respective windows users to that group.
After that it should work.
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bgarcia
Posts:155
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| 03 Jun 2010 05:32 PM |
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May be a silly questions, but I want to start having our users utilize windows authentication. When I put in my domain and my user name, it generates my name correctly so I can create the user.
it creates the user as username@domain
However, if I try to login using this new login, it will not work.
I have tried the following combinations
username@domain
domain\username
username
domain.local\username
What is the correct way to enter and is the password required with this type of authentication? (I have been inputing the password) |
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