R
raul
Hello,
We have a problem autenticating a user between 2 machines in the same
domain with Kerberos. I'll try to explain our scenario.
We have a Windows 2003 Server (Enterprise Edition) acting as Domain
Controller with Sql Server 2000 Sp3 running on it. Sql Server process
runs with a custom uesr domain account (SqlCustomUser) (no
Localsystem account). In the same domain we have another Windows 2003
Server with a custom Windows Service (developed with .Net) which runs
with another domain user account (ServiceCustomUser). We have
configure the Sql Server to grant access to this service user and the
service connects to Sql Server using Windows Autentication.
When our service try to connect to a d.b., Kerberos authentication
fails after 1-2 minutes, and finally the conection is stablished using
NTLM. This is our conclusion after reading several articles and forums
of the web. We have tried several workarounds (Delegation, creation of
'Service Principal Names' with SetSpn.exe, ...) but we haven't get it
yet.
Any idea will be well appreciated
Raúl Truco,
More info: There isn't any firewall, the network is a standar
ethernet, and if we use Sql Autentication all works ok.
We have a problem autenticating a user between 2 machines in the same
domain with Kerberos. I'll try to explain our scenario.
We have a Windows 2003 Server (Enterprise Edition) acting as Domain
Controller with Sql Server 2000 Sp3 running on it. Sql Server process
runs with a custom uesr domain account (SqlCustomUser) (no
Localsystem account). In the same domain we have another Windows 2003
Server with a custom Windows Service (developed with .Net) which runs
with another domain user account (ServiceCustomUser). We have
configure the Sql Server to grant access to this service user and the
service connects to Sql Server using Windows Autentication.
When our service try to connect to a d.b., Kerberos authentication
fails after 1-2 minutes, and finally the conection is stablished using
NTLM. This is our conclusion after reading several articles and forums
of the web. We have tried several workarounds (Delegation, creation of
'Service Principal Names' with SetSpn.exe, ...) but we haven't get it
yet.
Any idea will be well appreciated
Raúl Truco,
More info: There isn't any firewall, the network is a standar
ethernet, and if we use Sql Autentication all works ok.