04-09-2018, 07:55 PM
I have installed my ASG-RD database on domain A, and given the domain users Connect, Select and Execute rights in SQL. If they logon to the DB-server and start ASG-RD it works fine with and witout the integrated logon.
If ASG-RD is installed on the laptops which are in Domain B (no trust), they are not able to connect, even if "integrated logon" is disabled and the login/pass/domain is entered manually.
The issue is that on the DB access tab there is also a logon which looks like it can only be a local user. I would like to avoid handing out the SA-login, but how can the users access the DB when they cannot use the integrated logon ?
If I type in the SA-login when editing the connection it works, so the domain logon for the first part works.
If ASG-RD is installed on the laptops which are in Domain B (no trust), they are not able to connect, even if "integrated logon" is disabled and the login/pass/domain is entered manually.
The issue is that on the DB access tab there is also a logon which looks like it can only be a local user. I would like to avoid handing out the SA-login, but how can the users access the DB when they cannot use the integrated logon ?
If I type in the SA-login when editing the connection it works, so the domain logon for the first part works.