Sql Server login from a web application only works from browser where iis runs.

[dyczr]

Hello All,

configuration:

computer_1:
IIS + Asp .Net Web App
Web.config: <authentication mode="Windows" /> <identity
impersonate="true"/>

computer_2:
SQL Server

Both machines are in a domain.

problem description:
When I access the WebApp from the same computer where the WebApp runs
averything works fine. I can access the webpage and sql queries works.

When I access the WebApp from other computer ass the IIS I can access
the WebApp but I get from SQL Server: "..login failed for user
'(null)'. Reason: Not associated with a trusted SQL Server
connection.."

What is the problem?

Thanks for every hint! :)
radix

[Damien]

dy***@bizerba.com wrote:

Hello All,

configuration:

computer_1:
IIS + Asp .Net Web App
Web.config: <authentication mode="Windows" /> <identity
impersonate="true"/>

computer_2:
SQL Server

Both machines are in a domain.

problem description:
When I access the WebApp from the same computer where the WebApp runs
averything works fine. I can access the webpage and sql queries works.

When I access the WebApp from other computer ass the IIS I can access
the WebApp but I get from SQL Server: "..login failed for user
'(null)'. Reason: Not associated with a trusted SQL Server
connection.."

What is the problem?

Thanks for every hint! :)
radix

Hi,

This is a pretty common problem. Unfortunately, there's no
one-size-fits-all solution. The September MSDN Magazine had an article
which covered a lot of the issues:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...ecurityBriefs/

Hopefully you can work through that and decide what you can do.

Damien

[dyczr]

Thanks Damien,

I see this is a very painful issue :(

I will switch to sql auth..

Cheers

[Patrick.O.Ige]

If there are on the same domain what you can do is use or create
an ASPNET acct on the domain.
And use that acct to access the DB.
I have ran into such issue so many times and doing that trick solved my
problem.
Patrick

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Thanks Damien,

I see this is a very painful issue :(

I will switch to sql auth..

Cheers