At present, SQL Server 2008 continues to support two modes for validating connections and authenticating access to database resources: (Windows Authentication Mode) and (SQL Server and Windows ...

I realized after reviewing the past few posts that I omitted a new piece of functionality introduced in SQL Server 2008 R2. This feature, known as Extended Protection for Authentication (Extended ...

The report relies on a database on ServerA. They design the data source for the report to rely on Windows Authentication to the SQL Server instance on ServerA. They then deploy the report (which ...

The login is the object of authentication, proving who you are. SQL Server supports Windows Authentication (also known as “Trusted”) and SQL Server Authentication (“non-Trusted” – doesn ...

If it isn’t selected on your system, select it. We’ll use Windows Authentication Mode as opposed to SQL Server Mixed Mode. (Mixed Mode comprises Windows Security and SQL Server’s own ...

BR><BR>But we have a software vendor that wants remote access to our SQL server at an admin level to setup and install software and configure our MSSQL 2005 installation.<BR><BR>They also want ...

Please note that Integrated Security=false was set in the connection string used above, as the example uses SQL Server Authentication. If Windows Authentication is used, this must be adapted.