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Hi I know about Integrated Security =True/SSPI is same, but do not know about Persist Security=True Could you please explain Thanks
Started by rmdussa on
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When Integrated Security = true is used then the Persist Security....
Take a look here: Difference between Persist Security Info and Integrated Security
Persist from the ConnectionString property of the connection.
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When deploying web applications (.net) to a production environment, is it better to use integrated security or does it even matter?
It seems to me that if a hacker breaks the web server, it won't really matter as they can easily impersonate the machine...
Started by Chris Lively on
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I'm going to preface all security permits....
That's a security risk.
If you change a Windows authentication password once, it changes right away across all - to the point where you probably won't do it at all .
Into security problems.
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Is there a managed code (without adding COM component or wrapped called to C++ routines) way to add integrated security to a C# Managed code assembly?
i.e. I want to write a client-server system where the server uses Remoting instead of IIS, but I want...
Started by Charles Bretana on
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-Oisin
No - there is no pure.
The current security zone (intranet/internet/trusted/etc) allows it.
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We have some corporate intranet users using a WinForms app to work on a system with SQL server behind. Integrated Security is setup, allowing all users update and delete permissions, where application security limits how and where table updates take place...
Started by Hendrik on
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Sql authentication is one option to the DB at all .
I would set Integrated security to only allow users to run the SP's and not manipulate the data administrative burden when controlling these with integrated security.
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Is it possible to mix all these access controls in one site?
I have a requirement saying
a) Users from the AD must be allowed access, using integrated security b) Users from some other AD must be allowed access; potentially by logging in c) Users not ...
Started by Soraz on
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security login and set ONLY that one page to use integrated security (and not anonymous access) in IIS if it was from the LAN, and if so, redirected to the integrated security login page (so the user did not get prompted....
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Hi:
For debugging purpose, I backedup one of QA database and restored to local machine. Since it is in my local machine, I just want to connect to it using Integrated Security=True in my asp.net application. But I am getting following error:
Cannot open...
Started by Sha Le on
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After db restore the database user has the same name, but inner SQL Server id is different, so SQL Server thinks that server login "DEV-LPTP-1784\ASPNET" is different than db user "DEV-LPTP-1784\ASPNET"
The... .
Delete and recreate database login you use.
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I just tried to move one of WCF service to windows authentication. using this connection string
<add name="MembershipConnection" connectionString="Data Source=DBADDRESS ;Initial Catalog=aspNetMembership;Persist Security Info=True;Integrated Security...
Started by Keivan on
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See
Delegation and Impersonation with ....
Using [OperationBehavior(Impersonation = ImpersonationOption.Required)] ) then you'll need to set up IIS for contrained delegation .
You need to configure your service to impersonate the caller (the easy part, eg .
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Good morning everyone,
I'm running into an issue using a SharePoint workflow project (C#, VS 2008) and connecting to a database. Here is my database connection string:
Data Source=DBSERVER;Initial Catalog=DBNAME;Integrated Security=True;
When I attempt...
Started by Scott Vercuski on
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So what if I do want to access the database from an impersonated user context within a workflow, is it possible? .
Are the web front end and the SQL server on the same box ?
If not, you'll have to set up Kerberos to allow credentials propagation .
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We have our own web server hosting our website that is open to the public outside of our network.
I have a request to make our "Internal Postings" link on our Careers page to authenticate the user against our network's Active Directory list.
I currently...
Started by Kolten on
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Establish proof that the user knows a secret....
You need to know that the user is who it claims it is, and the only way to do that is to let NTLM/Kerberos authenticate the user (ie .
You cannot authenticate an user with a script that looks up the user in LDAP .
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The distinctions among Windows user permissions and any set of SQL Server GRANTs seem like unrelated concepts. As often as not, it seems to actually be implemented with pseudo-logins for database roles; but that doesn't map usefully back to Windows permissions...
Started by le dorfier on
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Also, non-integrated to allow access to database....
For some reason I can't understand, much easier to survey the database permissions and the security configuration.
I think the integrated security is good if it is used properly.
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