VPN into 2ns domain?
From: Richard Siddaway (rsiddaw@hotmail.com)
Date: 05/20/02
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From: "Richard Siddaway" <rsiddaw@hotmail.com> Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 04:49:19 -0700
The easiest answer is to create a user login based in the
clients domain
Richard Siddaway
MCSE(Win2K), MCDBA
>-----Original Message-----
>I am using VPN to connect my laptop to a second domain at
a client site. I
>want to use Windows authentication to connect to a SQL
Server at this
>location. I am getting an error message "Cannot generate
SSPI context". This
>makes sense, because I haven't specified anywhere that I
want to use another
>domain/account to get into SQL Server.
>
>My question is, can I still log into my laptop under
MyCompany\MyUser and
>somehow specify that windows should use
ClientDomain\AccountAtClient in
>order to get into SQL Server?
>
>If not, I guess my options are to either create a 2nd
user login on my
>laptop for the client's domain (in which case all my
settings etc would be
>in the other login...) or, just for SQL Server, to create
a SQL Server login
>to use. We are planning to use only Windows integrated
security.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>
>.
>
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