<CharlesL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Hello,
> I've been running a copy of SQL 2000 under Windows 2000 server. I have
>two admin's both running enterprise manager from their windows XP Prof
>workstations.
>One admin has no problem.
>
>The other admin's workstation, whenever sql enterprise manager is run, tries
>to log in to the windows 2000 server using windows authentication even though
>sql enterprise manager is configured to use sql authentication (and is
>successfully logging in to the sql server). This admin doesn't have a
>windows account on the server and thus is generating a log of security
>audits. Eventually, the security audit log fills up and the server shuts down.
>
>Why does enterprise manager try to login using windows authentication when
>it is already logged in using sql authentication?
>
>Any fixes?
>
>Thanks,
>Charles