It depends on the connection settings. How is the Access front end set to connect with SQL Server? Via SQL Server or Windows authentication.

Is the user's domain account in the same domain as your user account? If so, does the user have issues when connecting to other network resources such as shares or...

If you're trying to add a machine account, it'll following the pattern domain\machinename$. So for a computer MyComputer in MyDomain:

MyDomain\MyComputer$

When you run an app under the Network Service account, such...

When you run the second query, do you see a login failure on the second SQL Server?

1. There is column-level encryption in SQL Server 2005/8, but it must be built in. If you check Books Online under Encryption Hierarchy, you'll see what is required. SQL Server...

Can you open the certificate? And what function are you using to open the Symmetric Key and return the data?

Jonathan Kehayias (1/5/2009)

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I forget who posted it on Twitter first, but it was covered on slashdot a few days back. It is really kind of sad. I am...

And the certificate was encrypted by the database master key and not a password? If you export the database master key from the original server and restore it on the...

What is the symmetric key encrypted with? If it's a certificate or asymmetric key, are you able to open that key explicitly?

Can you make a connection via SQL Server Management Studio to each one and each connection be via Kerberos authentication?

As Steve indicated, we have the experience to see what's important and...

Can you connect to all the servers in the chain directly and get a Kerberos connection?

Is everything (SQL Servers and user accounts) all in the same domain?

What I said in the article was that just about every edition above Express *could* use it. But Microsoft chose to only put it in Enterprise Edition. For those of...

No. Standard attack against user tables where SQL injection attacks are possible:

MSIE 0-day Spreading Via SQL Injection - SANS Internet Storm Center