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Using SSMS Across Domains

My laptop is in domain A but my SQL server is in domain B and only uses Windows Authentication.

There is no trust relationship between the domains.

How can I open SSMS and manage my SQL instance?

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asked Nov 26 '09 at 10:20 AM in Default

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My personal preference is to use ShellRunAs - to run the application with a different set of user credentials. That way you can run SSMS as a user from domain B, and use the windows authentication goodness.

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answered Nov 26 '09 at 10:56 AM

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