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This is very we get into trouble The first issue we get is that we can't get the authentication to the SQL Server on the test machine to work. Even if we set the user and password of a local SQL user as in the example above on the server we still see that the server tries to authenticate the actual user from my virtual machine Has anyone got a setup like this to work or do we have to try and get the development machines into the domain and use domain users?
If you don't specify a username and password the connection string will be:. If you specify a user and password the connection string will be:.
Not a simple task. If you wish to use NT authentication then this could be even trickier. You can add a local NT account to the SQL server with the same username and password that you are using on your dev machine.
This relies on the fact that two independent local users can be authenticated as the other if their usernames and passwords are the same - some view this as a bug, other as a feature. However the trick then is to add that user to the correct Biztalk Administrators Group to allow them access to the Biztalk Databases. If that group is a domain group, then you cannot add a local user to a domain account, so this won't work.
You could try adding a domain user with the same username and password as you use on your dev machine, but I don't think this will work. The only reliable way to do this is to add your dev machine to the Domain. If it is a SQL Account have you added this account to the appropriate database roles that will allow access to the Biztalk databases.
It will require a lot of effort to get a SQL account set up correctly, I would go with the domain solution, much easier.
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