mister.magoo (3/26/2015)
I don't use runas /netonly any more for that reason (and I hate typing passwords), so now I store the credentials in the Windows Credential Manager and just run SSMS as normal.I describe how to do that over on SA : http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/66014/connect-to-sql-server-with-windows-authentication-in-a-different-domain/66022#66022
Make sure to read the comments on that as well - I found later that the name of the sql instance that you register in Credential Manager is case sensitive and must match the name returned by an nslookup or ping.
Well, that took some serious pratting about before I could make it work. Everything has to be 'just right', including case.
But now it's done ...COOL stuff 😎
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