Your web application must be configured so it has a valid NT account
credential with the Analysis server. When Analysis Services runs it will
impersonate that NT account for its security checking.
This is comparable to using a trusted connection with SQL Server. All of the
same rules apply, e.g. it must be a common domain account; it can't be more
than one hop; etc.
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SQL BI Product Unit (Analysis Services)
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"JASV" <JASV (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote
Quote:
Hello,
We have a web application running in server 1 (Win2000) that execute some
querys to Analysis Services running in server 2 (Win2000 same domain).
When the application execute a query, a windows login and password is
asked
to the user. I don't want that this login forms shows. How can I do that?
Thank you |