I am looking for information on the security of an account trusted for delegation. We would like to use one for communication between IIS and SQL but are debating it due to it having the ability to impersonate accounts. How safe is this? What is there to prevent this account from being an exploit into our network? It is only being used for an intranet site but security risks are being evaluated before using this method.
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Locklear
8/22/2022 - Mon
Locklear
You can do few things:
- limit an account to be trusted for delegation only to specified services (with Kerberos only)
- limit logon for this account only for specified computer(s)
- secure communication between IIS and SQL server
- review system and security logs on regular basis
Hope this help
Member_2_4230068
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I think I've seen that for a full win2k3 installation. We are running in mixed mode currently. Is it still possible?
- limit an account to be trusted for delegation only to specified services (with Kerberos only)
- limit logon for this account only for specified computer(s)
- secure communication between IIS and SQL server
- review system and security logs on regular basis
Hope this help