Been banging my head on this one for a day so I thought maybe someone
could enlighten me.

Scenerio:
I have a SQL Server in another domain that is using integrated security
only. That domain is untrusted but I do have a login for that domain. I
need to use that SQL Server for a few months during a migration process.
For the sake of discussion, I cannot setup a trust relationship between
the domains and I cannot swtich the SQL Server to mixed mode authentication.

I was trying to use Win32, LOGONUSER with the new credentials flag and I
did get something back but Im not sure if that is a false positive or
not. How would you pull this off?

Thanks ahead..

On Sun, 06 Nov 2005 04:08:14 -0600, Troy <Troy-no-spam@onesplace.com> wrote:

¤ Been banging my head on this one for a day so I thought maybe someone
¤ could enlighten me.
¤
¤ Scenerio:
¤ I have a SQL Server in another domain that is using integrated security
¤ only. That domain is untrusted but I do have a login for that domain. I
¤ need to use that SQL Server for a few months during a migration process.
¤ For the sake of discussion, I cannot setup a trust relationship between
¤ the domains and I cannot swtich the SQL Server to mixed mode authentication.
¤
¤ I was trying to use Win32, LOGONUSER with the new credentials flag and I
¤ did get something back but Im not sure if that is a false positive or
¤ not. How would you pull this off?
¤

I'm not really sure how you're going to delegate security to another domain under this type of
configuration but you may also want to post your question in the following newsgroups:

microsoft.public.sqlserver.security
microsoft.public.dotnet.security


Paul
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