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Query Analyzer problem with NT login.Hello,
My SQL Server is set to "mixed mode". I am using TCPIP. I can logon to the server physically, but I can't do it remotely on my laptop from my Enterprise Manager or Query Analyzer. I am able to ping the server from my laptop. I don't have this problem with my other SQL Servers. When I use Query Analyzer with Windows Authentication, I get this error. login failed for user '(null)' not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection What is the problem? Thanks in advance. hi, your user domain must exists in that sql server.
-- Show quoteCurrent location: Alicante (ES) "sqlapprentice" wrote: > Hello, > > My SQL Server is set to "mixed mode". I am using TCPIP. > I can logon to the server physically, but I can't do it remotely on my > laptop from my Enterprise Manager or Query Analyzer. I am able to ping the > server from my laptop. > I don't have this problem with my other SQL Servers. > > When I use Query Analyzer with Windows Authentication, I get this error. > login failed for user '(null)' not associated with a trusted SQL Server > connection > > What is the problem? > > Thanks in advance. Hi Enric,
Yes, The user domain exists. I noticed that whoever install the SQL server did not install the compatible SQL SP4 for Windows 2003. It is running Windows 2003 with SQL 2000 SP3. I think you need at least SP3a to be compatible with Windows 2003. I will install the SP4 later this week...I think that may be the problem. Any suggestions? Show quote "Enric" wrote: > hi, your user domain must exists in that sql server. > -- > Current location: Alicante (ES) > > > "sqlapprentice" wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > My SQL Server is set to "mixed mode". I am using TCPIP. > > I can logon to the server physically, but I can't do it remotely on my > > laptop from my Enterprise Manager or Query Analyzer. I am able to ping the > > server from my laptop. > > I don't have this problem with my other SQL Servers. > > > > When I use Query Analyzer with Windows Authentication, I get this error. > > login failed for user '(null)' not associated with a trusted SQL Server > > connection > > > > What is the problem? > > > > Thanks in advance. hi again,
We've got a sql2k (production server) running onto win2003 and only have sp3. -- Show quoteCurrent location: Alicante (ES) "sqlapprentice" wrote: > Hi Enric, > > Yes, The user domain exists. > > I noticed that whoever install the SQL server did not install the compatible > SQL SP4 for Windows 2003. > It is running Windows 2003 with SQL 2000 SP3. > I think you need at least SP3a to be compatible with Windows 2003. > > I will install the SP4 later this week...I think that may be the problem. > > Any suggestions? > > "Enric" wrote: > > > hi, your user domain must exists in that sql server. > > -- > > Current location: Alicante (ES) > > > > > > "sqlapprentice" wrote: > > > > > Hello, > > > > > > My SQL Server is set to "mixed mode". I am using TCPIP. > > > I can logon to the server physically, but I can't do it remotely on my > > > laptop from my Enterprise Manager or Query Analyzer. I am able to ping the > > > server from my laptop. > > > I don't have this problem with my other SQL Servers. > > > > > > When I use Query Analyzer with Windows Authentication, I get this error. > > > login failed for user '(null)' not associated with a trusted SQL Server > > > connection > > > > > > What is the problem? > > > > > > Thanks in advance. |
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