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Mike Thomas
2/20/2005 9:57:38 AM

I'm a programmer rather than a DBA and have been having trouble with using a
second computer to access and test some applications on SQL server. I am
using SQL Server 2000 Developer's Edition.

I have an SQL Server instance on Computer1 to which I am connecting to from
Computer2.

The SQL server is using mixed authentication. SQL authentication is working
as it should.

Although I am alsays logged on to Computer2 as "mst", when using Windows
authentication, and logging on to SQL Server from Computer2, it seems that
the user is always authenticated using the "Computer1\Guest" login.

There is a login in SQL Server for "Computer1\mst". Is there a way to
arrange it so that when a user logs in to SQL server from Computer2, SQL
Server sees the login as being for the actual user login rather than the
Guest account?

Many thanks
Mike Thomas

Walter Clayton
2/20/2005 1:39:57 PM
See my response to David Block just above/below your post.

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Walter Clayton
Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced.


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