Am developing a WinForms -.net application which will connect to SQL
Server.
The authentication is going to be Windows integrated. Application will
connect to the database with user's windows security context. How does
authentication happen at SQL Server end? Does it again connect to the
domain
controller to check whether the user is authenticated or not? How does
SQL
server know the user's identify or security token?
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