DOMAIN\REMOTE_MACHINE_NAME$ account

does anyone know under what circumstances a SQL Server login from
code/services running on a remote server would be attempted using an account
named DOMAIN\REMOTE_MACHINE_NAME$ where REMOTE_MACHINE_NAME is the machine
where the code is running (and of course failing) ...
specifically i am talking about a call to a WebStore web service that then
makes the call to SQL Server, where the service has been configured to use a
specific domain account (that usually is utilized and works)When the code on the remote machine is running under a local security
context (like LocalSystem, Network Service, Local Service etc) would be the
most common scenario.
Cheers
Ken
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"John Grandy" <johnagrandy-at-yahoo-dot-com> wrote in message
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: does anyone know under what circumstances a SQL Server login from
: code/services running on a remote server would be attempted using an
account
: named DOMAIN\REMOTE_MACHINE_NAME$ where REMOTE_MACHINE_NAME is the machine
: where the code is running (and of course failing) ...
:
: specifically i am talking about a call to a WebStore web service that then
: makes the call to SQL Server, where the service has been configured to use
a
: specific domain account (that usually is utilized and works)
:
: