sql server vb .net ado error "the login is from an untrusted domain..."

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Hello,
I have a problem connecting to an sql server through ip address, here are the symptoms.
1) try to connect to managment studio with ip 127.0.0.1 and windows authentication error "login is from an untrusted domain..."
2) try to connect to managment studio with ip 127.0.0.1 and user sa and pass login success
The same behaviour when I try to connect from VB .Net with adoconnection,
I have windows 7 pro 64 bit, in my win xp pro sp3 machine can connect without errors.

(notice try to change the permissions of the user in sql managment studio but failed to give permission to user supervisor, only user sa has permissions.

Posted 6-Dec-12 7:03am

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ZurdoDev 6-Dec-12 14:02pm

Your DBA needs to make a configuration change, it sounds like.

RedDk 2-Jan-13 19:23pm

In addition to finding out what exactly the connection string might be, as r mentions, you could test in a scenario such as creation of a SQL project using Visual Studio (I see VB.NET). Or failing an info gained about possible Server being offline, checking your antivirus Block/Allow list for instance running discrepancy. In other words tell us that something related to SQL Server on this machine actually runs.

Ok, you did that. Also try switching the login from Server to Windows default user where no password other than operator is required.

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Member 3892343 · Answer 1 · 2013-01-06T07:03:00

Solution 1

I had to add to the hosts file the line "127.0.0.1 localhost"

Posted 6-Jan-13 7:03am

Member 3892343