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SQL Server Forum / DB Engine / SQL Server / July 2008PB8 fail to connect to untrusted SQL 2K
hi Not sure this is the correct forum or not, but it related to SQL server I had one PB8 (8.0.2.9506) program that FAIL to connect to two different untrusted domain where the SQL version is SQL2K. I able to connect it using SQL enterprised manager at the same PC and even SQL analysed but NOT via PB8 program. I had tested with PB10 (10.2.1.9004) program, it able to do it. Kindly advice what is needed to be changed at PB8 or on this SQL server Note: the untrusted domain is Win2003 AD thanks in advance I guess that PB8 might mean PowerBuilder, though a google search mostly came back with Pro-Biotic Acidophilus. 8-) At any rate, are you trying to connect using Windows authentication or SQL Server authentication? I would expect Windows authentication to fail from an untrusted domain, but SQL Server authentication should work as long as the client can find the server. Is it possible that the connections that work are using SQL Server authentication (connecting as sa, for example) but the failures are using Windows? Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT >hi > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >thanks in advance Hi Roy Yes, PB8 is powerbuilder I'm using SQL Server authentication and not Windows. It Fail thanks >I guess that PB8 might mean PowerBuilder, though a google search > mostly came back with Pro-Biotic Acidophilus. 8-) [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >> >>thanks in advance >Hi Roy > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >thanks Check the network protocol that is used by the connections that work, and by the ones that don't work. Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT Hi Roy I believe the network protocol is OK, how to double confirm?it is "SQL Server client network utility"?, if yes, then the network protocol is OK but i still getting the error thanks >>Hi Roy >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Roy Harvey > Beacon Falls, CT >Hi Roy > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >thanks What I meant was compare the network protocol used by the working connections to that trying to be used by the clients that do not connect. Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT Hi Roy I had confirm, the same network protocol doesn't work at untrusted domain thanks >>Hi Roy >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Roy Harvey > Beacon Falls, CT Hi all I found the solution, this is due to NTWDBLIB.DLL was not the latest version, after replace with latest version, issue resolved thanks to Roy for the help as well > Hi Roy > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> Roy Harvey >> Beacon Falls, CT |
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