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Hi!

I have installed SQL 7.0 on a Win 2000 server.  When I try and connect to that
server with my NT 4.0 box through ODBC I get SQL Server Error 1060.  This error
deals with not being able to generate a SPPI context.  

I have check my Win 2000 server and made sure that Windows NT LM Security Support
Provider Service is running.  However, this did not stop the problem.

Does anyone have any idea what is going on?   I am new to SQL Server and have not
got a clue!

Thanks, in advance!

Doug

Does you connection string include "Trusted Connection=SSPI" ?

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Mary Bray
MCT, MCSE, MCDBA, MCSD

Hi!

I have installed SQL 7.0 on a Win 2000 server.  When I try and connect to
that
server with my NT 4.0 box through ODBC I get SQL Server Error 1060.  This
error
deals with not being able to generate a SPPI context.

I have check my Win 2000 server and made sure that Windows NT LM Security
Support
Provider Service is running.  However, this did not stop the problem.

Does anyone have any idea what is going on?   I am new to SQL Server and
have not
got a clue!

Thanks, in advance!

Doug

Hello Douglas.

I've found Microsoft article which deal with your error
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q269/5/41.ASP .
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Hi!

I have installed SQL 7.0 on a Win 2000 server.  When I try and connect to
that
server with my NT 4.0 box through ODBC I get SQL Server Error 1060.  This
error
deals with not being able to generate a SPPI context.

I have check my Win 2000 server and made sure that Windows NT LM Security
Support
Provider Service is running.  However, this did not stop the problem.

Does anyone have any idea what is going on?   I am new to SQL Server and
have not
got a clue!

Thanks, in advance!

Doug