thanks.
.intrino.On www.connectionstrings.com you can see all of the possible types of connection strings.
When you say "my machine account" do you mean a SQL Server Login, or using impersonation and your Windows account. If you want to use your Windows account, are both machines in the same Windows domain, and do you have a domain account?|||I want to use my account that is like so:
myDomain/Intrino
Instead the site connects as myDomain/ASPNET to the SQL server...and the connection string that i have set up is the SSPI and my IIS is setup as Windows Authentication and it setup as well in the web.config to use the Windows login.
I would like to connect as myDomain/Intrino...how do I transfer the login into the connection string?|||Anyone have any information on this?...|||You need to have ASP.NET run under a different account (your account).
In the Web.Config:
<identity impersonate="true" userName="domain\Jane" password="pass"/>|||So no way to the Web.Config dynammically to impersonate the user logged on?
Thanks for the answer.
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