Network Service account authenticate itself as [NT Authority\Network Service]
- From: "erwien" <first.name@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 02 May 2008 12:34:07 -0700
I have two systems, each has its own SQL Server 2005 DB. Call it
ServerA and ServerB.
In other machine (call it ClientMachine), I have a Windows Service
running as Network Service. The Windows Service calls some stored
procedure in the Sql Server.
All machines are in the domain.
Connecting to the ServerA, the Service was authenticated as
DomainName\ClientMachine$. But with ServerB the service was
authenticated as NT Authority\Network Service.
What is the thing that make these two systems behave differently? What
configuration does need to be changed?
I would like for the service to be authenticated as
DomainName\ClientMachine$.
Can someone please give me a pointer?
Thanks in advance.
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