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I'm using Vista, and need to temporarily (1 day a week at a client) logon to another windows domain (my laptop is on the work domain, and I don't want to have to put the machine permanently on the client's domain).
I need to actually logon to the domain, because I need to use windows authentication for things like SQL Server, I know that you can put in the username/pass for file shares.
I have a login for the domain, and admin rights on my machine.
Is this possible?
hmm, running that command gives me "The command completed successfully." in the command line, but when connecting to sql, I get an error message "Cannot generate SSPI context". – Gareth – 2009-08-27T07:31:32.337
Apparently this solution stopped working with SQL Server 2005 – Col – 2009-08-27T08:14:55.010