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SQL2005 remote authentication

Asked by bbg57 in SQL Server 2005

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The problem is that remote users cannot authenticate (connect) to an SQL2005 server running on and advanced server 2000 machine. I am able to run the application from the server itself and authenticate but not remotely.

The server is configured for windows authentication and sql autthentication. Remote login access is also enabled. When on the server itself and connecting, if you use a trusted connection or the sql administrator you can connect fine, any other users added to the sql login will not work.

On remote access you cannot connect at all, not using a trusted connection, sql administrator, or any other users assigned on the sql login.

The advanced server 2000 is part of the domain, but does not have active directory installed. The lan administrator will not do this, feeling it will cause more problems. Will installing active directory on the server solve this problem, or is there something else that needs to be done.

Any help would be appreciated.

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