Double hop issue
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I am having a double hop problem when i connect to an SQL Server located on a different machine through my asp.net application, when i use windows authentication on SQL SERVER. My IIS Authentication is also set to integerated windows authentication. The appliction is on Windows Server 2003. I have resolved this by using impersonation: in the web.config. And it works fine! The problem is that i the user id and password are in plain text which is pretty insecure! I can use the "Aspnet_setreg.exe" utility to keep the credentials in the registry...but the client is not agreeing upon it! I have also tried creating an impersonating context through the code but it did not work...dont know why? Please guide me if there is any way to do this in a secure way! thanx in advance! ☺«««DTA»»»☺
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I am having a double hop problem when i connect to an SQL Server located on a different machine through my asp.net application, when i use windows authentication on SQL SERVER. My IIS Authentication is also set to integerated windows authentication. The appliction is on Windows Server 2003. I have resolved this by using impersonation: in the web.config. And it works fine! The problem is that i the user id and password are in plain text which is pretty insecure! I can use the "Aspnet_setreg.exe" utility to keep the credentials in the registry...but the client is not agreeing upon it! I have also tried creating an impersonating context through the code but it did not work...dont know why? Please guide me if there is any way to do this in a secure way! thanx in advance! ☺«««DTA»»»☺
Use HTTPS for the transfer protocol. ~Javier Lozano
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Use HTTPS for the transfer protocol. ~Javier Lozano