DataSource Controls :: Sql Server Agent Proxy Account?
May 4, 2010
Well I would like to get understanding on sql server security. how to map windows user eg:'srm123' to sql server agent so that user when logins in sql server can also work with sql server agent.bydefault u can not see sql server aqent icon in ssms in userlogin.what is a role of a proxy and credentials how to map them with windows user to workwith jobs and alerts.
i have an asp.net application that connects to a database. I've set up the connection string with the correct server name and username/password. This use to work perfectly. Suddenly for some reason, when i navigate to the site i get a Login failed for user admin. Account locked. I check the server and the account is not locked, but just to be sure i reset the password and change my conn string accordingly. This makes no difference and i still get the account locked error message.
I would like to do a connection of asp.net page with Sql Server. Here I would like to read the Windows user account name and pass in the connection.The connection should be Windows authentication. IIS server and Sql server are installed in different machine. Here I am able to connect locally, When I am running from server, It takes windows account of Server.
so i can read local account(Where user is accessing the web application) and make windows authentication sql server connection.
I am trying to run a Stored Proc in 2008 using the sql agent. I read some posts on here and other places that say you can and I have tried what they said but isn't running. I can execute the proc form a query window and its working fine so its not my proc.I setup a job and then created a step named the step run stored procType: not sure here but I left it at default T-SQLChanged the database to the database where my sp is located Then in command i put exec dbo.sp_myprocname
I am facing grouping the agent wise in stored procedure, here i showned the table columns,views and stored procedures i used.
User Table columns User_Id,pwd,Created_Dttm,Role,Status Table1 columns[code]....
Problem is when i am group by A.Name i am getting error "Column 'V1.Target' is invalid in the select list because it is not contained in either an aggregate function or the GROUP BY clause."
I'm getting "Windows NT user or group 'domainwebservername' not found" when I query the following. Why? This is how I got ny domain and webservername. Response.Write(Environment.UserDomainName); Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables["SERVER_NAME"]);
-- Create a SQL Server login for your application's domain account sp_grantlogin 'domainwebservername$' -- Grant the login access to the membership database USE aspnetdb GO sp_grantdbaccess 'domainwebservername$', 'Web Server Name' -- Add user to database role USE aspnetdb GO sp_addrolemember 'aspnet_Membership_FullAccess', 'domainwebservername$'
I have a website [URL]. Recently I found out that somebody has set up a reverse proxy with an almost identical url "www.website1.com" in front of my website.
I'm concerned of those users who came to my website through that reverse proxy. Their username and passwords might be logged when they login.
Is there a way for me to have my web server refuse reverse proxy?
For example, I've set up a reverse proxy using squid with the url "www.fakestackoverflow.com" in front of "www.stackoverflow.com". So whenever I type "www.fakestackoverflow.com" in my web browser address bar, I'll be redirected to "www.stackoverflow.com" by the reverse proxy. Then I notice the url in my address bar changed to "www.stackoverflow.com" indicating that I'm no longer going through the reverse proxy.
"www.stackoverflow.com" must've detected that I came to the website from another url and then redirected me to the website through the actual url.
I have started having problems with our asp.net webform applications running behind a proxy since the user base have upgraded to IE7. Some postbacks seem to drop out and at times it is difficult to make controls on a page raise an event. It appears to be intermittant and I have been told there are issues around using IE7 behind a proxy with post requests. Is this the case and what are the options? Rewite in MVC? Does the issue of post requests behind a proxy remain in IE8?
In an article I have read "A web browser can be named as proxy server. As safari, chrome, mozilla".But proxy server is like a an intermediatary btween the clent and server know?
our web application should be hosted under proxy server, for that we had to change our URL to be relative.
we changed all the url's but then we saw that web resources that are embeded in the .net dll's are being written to the page with absolute path, start with "/" for example:
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how can we change it? how can we set the web resource to be relative like this "../webresource.axd"
I am trying to deploy through webmatrix but my system Proxy server configuration is not being used. I assume that webmatrix would detect the proxy server settings and use that for the msdeploy calls under the hood. Can anyone confirm this is a know issue?
The remote server returned an error: (407) Proxy Authentication Required.I get it when I use the GetReponse() method in WebRequest Dim request As WebRequest = WebRequest.Create(getNextURL()) Dim httpResponse As HttpWebResponse = CType(request.GetResponse(), HttpWebResponse)
I am trying to make a web request programmatically. When i submit the request through the browser it seems to work fine but when i programmatically submit the request it comes back with this error message "Unable to connect to the remote server"
Below is the code i am using to executing the command,
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I assume the reason why i am getting the error message is because the proxy server has not been set programmatically. Can somebody tell me how i can get the proxy server and set it programmatically?
the site normally works fine in all popular browsers including firefox, chrome, safari and ie.
but doesn't work in ie 8 when it's redirected via a proxy server and it gives an error saying
"Message: Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManagerParserErrorException: The message received from the server could not be parsed. Common causes for this error are when the response is modified by calls to Response.Write(), response filters, HttpModules, or server trace is enabled. Details: Error parsing near 'DOCTYPE html PUB'."
I've got an ASP.NET website, and its connecting to a database I've created on SQL Server 2k8 and I'm using windows integrated security on my connection string between asp.net and SQL Server. What account should I give permissions to my database inside SQL Server? Should I give NT AUTHORITYNETWORK SERVICE permission to my database? Right now, I right clicked the network service account, and went to properties, and then I checked my database under "users mapped to this login:" and then in the "database role membership for" diaglogue I then selected public and db_owner. Is that right?
HTTP 502 Proxy Error - The size of the response header is too large. Contact your ISA server administrator. (12216) Internet Security and Acceleration Server
I am guessing it has to do with the size of hidden "__ViewState" tag in my ASP.NET pages.
I also realize that this is restriction imposed to by IT on the users end and I have no contol over it.
I disabled ViewState on all the controls in my ASP.NET pages. However, __ViewState is still generated very large (as always) to persist control-state (e.g. checkbox, radiobutton, etc.)
Code: Dim objstrSupUser As String = "" 'Load the user from the membership provider Dim strUserName As String = ctlLogin.UserName If ctlLogin.UserName.IndexOf("(") > 0 Then objstrSupUser = Regex.Match(strUserName, "(([^)]*))").Groups(1).Value
Do I just need to make a field for account type in my user account table? In a technical way, if(account type = admin) then the account would log as admin; otherwise, a user with less privileges.