I configured a computer a work to be a 2K server and installed SQL 2K on it
and I have been using it for testing purposes since 7 months now. This
morning I loged in as Domain Admin to the server and tried to access the SQL
server and I got the error message "Cannot generate SSPI Context".
As I said I loged in to the server -which is in our domain-as Domain Admin
as usual, therefore I shouldn't have any security issues, in addition nothing
has been changed as far of the domain admin credentials. Why I am getting
this error message now? I looked in the knowledge base to find an answer, but
all the instances mentioned there do not apply to my case. I am totally
confused, please help.
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TS

If you have looked at all the KB articles and they all most definitely do
not apply and nobody has changed anything anywhere then we're struggling.
As you know this error is often seen when contact with a logon server
cannot be made. I always start here but you know that

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=811889

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"TS" <TS (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 16:41:03 -0800, TS wrote:

Has the password expired for the domain account under which SQL Server
runs?