I use intelij and Vms Workstation pro and Windows server 2019.
Please i want to ask how can i connect my java forme authetication in my machine to active directory user.
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I was trying to configure AD Connect to allow Hybrid join. When the app ask for Global Administrator credentials I got an error that I need to Restart Azure AD Connect with the / Interactive Auth.
When I did that using terminal and command AzureADConnect.exe /InteractiveAuth I cannot open AD Connect app anymore.
It shows - This app cannot run on your PC
OS version - MS Server 2022
#Marcis As per the prerequisites mentioned here - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/how-to-connect-install-prerequisites#:%7E:text=note%20that%20Windows%20Server%202022%20is%20not%20yet%20supported. Azure AD Connect installation on Windows Server 2022 is not yet supported.
I been trying to connect my AWS based windows 16 server to a Microsoft SQL Server which uses Windows authentication. All I received from the team was the server URL and the database name, I been trying to connect tableau prep to the SQL but all I am getting is the
"SQL Server Network Interfaces: No credentials are available in the security package" error.
I have also enabled Windows authentication on the server but is it possible for me to manually add my Active directory username and password to the windows 16 windows authentication ? how do I approach this ?
Would appreciate any kind of input on this.
At work, I have access to a database running on a Microsoft SQL sever that is part of our AD domain, using my AD credentials for logging in. Access has been limited to the IP address assigned to my main work computer, which is a Mac running High Sierra.
To connect to the server/database, I've installed the mssql extension in Visual Studio Code, and I can connect with my AD credentials by following instructions listed in the Mac section of this page:
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-mssql/wiki/How-to-enable-Integrated-Authentication-on-macOS-and-Linux-using-Kerberos
I'd also like to access this database from home (whether from my home Windows 10 machine, or from my work MacBook), so I worked on connecting to this server/database from VSCode on these machines, using a SSH port forward to tunnel all of the traffic through my work machine, which I can SSH into over the company VPN.
From my home Windows 10 machine, I'm able to connect to the server/database in the following way:
-configure the puTTY session for my home machine to add a SSH tunnel, with the source port 11433 and destination of [IP of MS SQL server]:1433
-go into the Credential Manager app on the Windows 10 machine, and add a Windows Credential that consists of 127.0.0.1:11433 as the Network address, and my AD credentials under User name/Password.
-configure an MS SQL Connection in Visual Studio Code that points to 127.0.0.1,11433, and uses the Integration Connection type.
I would like to do something similar on my MacBook, but I'm having issues with getting this configured in Visual Studio code. I did some other testing by installing the freetds package from Homebrew on the MacBook, and I can connect to the server/database over the SSH tunnel set up in ~/.ssh/config, so I know I have the port forward info set correctly within the SSH config.
Has anyone out there been able to configure access from VSCode on Mac OS over a SSH tunnel so it will pass the AD credentials?
Thanks in advance, and if you need any further details, please let me know.
Paul
I have an Active Directory on an AWS EC2 Instance (Windows 2012 R2). I'm in the process of installing Tableau Server 10.0 on another AWS EC2 Instance (Windows 2012 R2). When running the Tableau Server Configuration tool. I'm prompted to enter the domain of the Active Directory
Please ignore the Radio Button for Active Directory selection is grayed out for now as I keep trying and reinstalling
I'm stuck on what to put for the Domain. I know my AD Domain is named "ABCD.loc" but that doesn't seem to authenticate when I try to setup a Tableau Admin user.
Both the Tableau and AD EC2 Instances are on the same Network in AWS.
I have a legacy Windows Service that basically prints Crystal Reports.
The service runs under a specific administrator account, if i run it under a different administrator level account it actually prints nothing! (that is an administrator account that is not logged into the machine), but doesn't error as it can still connect to the database.
Crystal Reports uses an ODBC System DSN (SQL Native Client 10.0 with no SPN specified) with Integrated Windows Authentication to log into SQL Server.
The question is if the machine restarts and the Windows Service is set to start on system start will the ODBC login still work?
P.S. The service is hosted on a Windows 7 machine that is part of the all encompassing domain.
Google in this case is not my friend, and documentation on Integrated Windows Authentication is very scarce and very unhelpful.