John Paul Cook - Using Windows Authentication from a non-domain joined machine
“Sometimes it is necessary to use Windows domain credentials to authenticate to SQL Server from a non-domain joined machine. Here’s a trick from my coworker Martin Kastenbaum to pass Windows domain credentials from a non-domain joined machine. Modify the shortcut (or create a copy and modify it) you use to start SQL Server Management Studio to pass your Windows domain and username.
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I thought this was a neat trick and one I’ll be able to use in a couple ways. First from VM’s that are not domain members and to access other, non-trusted domain resources.
The magic is via shortcuts, RunAs and the /netonly parameter.
On a related note, I find it funny how information flows. Seems this trick has been around for over 7+ years… lol
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