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I have an API that is hosting on IIS 7.5. The application pool is configured use a domain service account. Then, I grant the account full permission on the default site.
The API and the database are on different server.
I create a SQL Server login for the account and associate it with a user. The user is granted db_onwer to the database. SQL Server service is configured to run using that service account as well. However, The API can't connect to the database. The database log shows this error message "Login failed for user hostservername$. If hostservername$ is given access to the server, it would work fine. However, IT said no way.
Majority of the solutions that I have found online so far either gave permission to hostservername$ to the database or change the apppool to use network or local service, or use a username and password where the username is not a domain account user.
I have to use a domain name account, so I am struggling to find a solution.
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I have an API that is hosting on IIS 7.5. The application pool is configured use a domain service account. Then, I grant the account full permission on the default site.
The API and the database are on different server.
I create a SQL Server login for the account and associate it with a user. The user is granted db_onwer to the database. SQL Server service is configured to run using that service account as well. However, The API can't connect to the database. The database log shows this error message "Login failed for user hostservername$. If hostservername$ is given access to the server, it would work fine. However, IT said no way.
Majority of the solutions that I have found online so far either gave permission to hostservername$ to the database or change the apppool to use network or local service, or use a username and password where the username is not a domain account user.
I have to use a domain name account, so I am struggling to find a solution.
asp.net-mvc-4 sql-server-2014 iis-8 application-pool
asked Mar 27 at 19:15
Josiane FericeJosiane Ferice
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I have an API that is hosting on IIS 7.5. The application pool is configured use a domain service account. Then, I grant the account full permission on the default site.
The API and the database are on different server.
I create a SQL Server login for the account and associate it with a user. The user is granted db_onwer to the database. SQL Server service is configured to run using that service account as well. However, The API can't connect to the database. The database log shows this error message "Login failed for user hostservername$. If hostservername$ is given access to the server, it would work fine. However, IT said no way.
Majority of the solutions that I have found online so far either gave permission to hostservername$ to the database or change the apppool to use network or local service, or use a username and password where the username is not a domain account user.
I have to use a domain name account, so I am struggling to find a solution.
asp.net-mvc-4 sql-server-2014 iis-8 application-pool
asked Mar 27 at 19:15
Josiane FericeJosiane Ferice
5403 gold badges12 silver badges26 bronze badges
I have an API that is hosting on IIS 7.5. The application pool is configured use a domain service account. Then, I grant the account full permission on the default site.
The API and the database are on different server.
I create a SQL Server login for the account and associate it with a user. The user is granted db_onwer to the database. SQL Server service is configured to run using that service account as well. However, The API can't connect to the database. The database log shows this error message "Login failed for user hostservername$. If hostservername$ is given access to the server, it would work fine. However, IT said no way.
Majority of the solutions that I have found online so far either gave permission to hostservername$ to the database or change the apppool to use network or local service, or use a username and password where the username is not a domain account user.
I have to use a domain name account, so I am struggling to find a solution.
asp.net-mvc-4 sql-server-2014 iis-8 application-pool
asp.net-mvc-4 sql-server-2014 iis-8 application-pool
asked Mar 27 at 19:15
Josiane FericeJosiane Ferice
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asked Mar 27 at 19:15
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