FreeTDS Development Group

["Lowden, James K" <LowdenJK AT bernstein.com>]

> From: B. Bell [mailto:bradleyb AT u.washington.edu]
> Sent: August 4, 2003 11:51 AM
>
> also, starting with win2k, logins are often written email 
> address-style,
> i.e. username@domain or username AT fully.qualified.domain.name

Thank you for that bit of intelligence, Brad.  I hadn't seen that.  

> I have MS SQL server running on win2k, in
> a win2k domain.  We have no NT workstations in our domain, so 
> all "legacy" protocols and such have been disabled.  

What means "legacy"?  And remind me, you're using 0.61 or later?  

We speak tcp/ip only, no named pipes.  We should be able to perform a domain
login via tcp/ip to a W2K server.  

> Whenever I try to get domain logins working, I get the error: "Login
> failed for user 'example'. Reason: Not associated with a trusted SQL
> Server connection"

(The username is really 'example', right?)

If this fails, I think folks here would like to see you TDSDUMP log:

        $ tsql -S servername -U 'domain\example' -P password

If I undstand Frediano rightly, 'domain\example' forces a domain login
irrespective of what's in freetds.conf.  It's supposed to be a working
feature, and some people are definitely using it.  

--jkl
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