windows-authentication

I want to be able to connect to a SQL Server using jdbc and windows authentication. I saw some answers on the internet saying i should add the following property to the connection string: integratedSecurity=true; And also add sqljdbc_auth.dll To the java path. But this, as far as i understand applies only when i'm connecting from a Windows machine. When i try this on a Linux machine i get: java.sql.SQLException: This driver is not configured for integrated authentication My question is how do I do it from a Linux machine. Thanks Well, eventually I answer my own question: This is not possible

I have a WebAPI 2 REST service running with Windows Authentication. It is hosted separately from the website, so I've enabled CORS using the ASP.NET CORS NuGet package. My client site is using AngularJS. So far, here's what I've been through: I didn't have withCredentials set, so the CORS requests were returning a 401. Resolved by adding withCredentials to my $httpProvider config. Next, I had set my EnableCorsAttribute with a wildcard origin, which isn't allowed when using credentials. Resolved by setting the explicit list of origins. This enabled my GET requests to succeed, but my POST issued

I have a SQL Server 2005 named instance using Windows Authentication with domain groups serving as logins. The domain structures are as follows: Forest1 Forest2 / \ | Domain1 Domain2 Domain3 Objects are organized in the following domains: Forest1.Domain1 Users Global Groups Forest1.Domain2 SQL Server Instance Domain Local Groups (serving as Logins) Forest2.Domain3 Users Global Groups All my users exist in Domain1 and Domain3 but the SQL Server box exists in Domain2 . As such, my logins are domain groups in Domain2 . When a user in Domain1 is added to a domain local group in Domain2 and

I've read several questions on this topic, such as here , here , here and here ; but none have provided a working solution in my case. What I want to do: Implement Windows authentication for a web app that is only used by our own employees. This way they should not need to log into the app, but already be authenticated by way of having logged into windows. Also, I need to restrict certain areas of the app, based on Active Directory Security Groups that the user may be assigned to. So I want to be able to decorate Controllers / Actions with [Authorize(Roles="SomeRole")] What I've tried: I have

Short version: For IIS 7.5 web applications with Windows Authentication does the end user need to have Read file access? Long version: I have an intranet ASP.NET web app that uses windows authentication. It's installed at dozens of different companies and normally the authentication works fine: users navigate to the site e.g. http://appserver/MyApp , the app recognizes who they're logged in as and displays pages accordingly. I just installed it at a new client and encountered a problem: When connecting e.g. to http://appserver/MyApp I'm prompted for windows credentials but after entering them

I am currently trying to run SQL Server Management Studio 2008 as a user who is on a different domain. I noticed in other threads that running the following command from a batch script will do this however it doesn't seem to work for me. runas /netonly /user:DOMAIN\USER "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE\Ssms.exe" I am asked for my password, the Login screen appears however the Windows Authentication username and password are still incorrectly the currently logged in impersonated user on the local Domain. Attempting to connect to the database on the other

This is a question that continues to haunt me... In an local Intranet environment, are we doomed to use "Classic" pipeline mode in our App Pool if we want to use Impersonate our Windows domain users, or is there a new way to declaratively "run as" them (so-to-speak)? My goal is to use Windows Authentication for local web applications on my Intranet so users can authenticate and run apps under their active directory account (principle). Every time I try this (Using the NetworkService identity of course), I get this error: Thanks! ;) I wrote a small app to display the current user's network