I'm aware that this may not be ideal for this forum but I have tried everywhere else to attempt to get some assistance with no luck including the IIS forum which was dismal at best. This application is done, I'm trying to deploy and the only thing between me and being finished is getting the pass through authentication working between the web server app and the sql box where the data lives. While this works perfectly from my laptop where the development was done and the development web server lives when the site is promoted to the production web server the problems described below take place. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Setup:
Windows Server 2008 R2 Ent IIS 7.5 .NET 4.6 (.NET version identical to that which was used in development) SQL 2008 (deployed on a remote host on the same network on the same Windows domain
The app is a simple SQL front end that provides users who have access rights to the SQL box an organized process for reviewing, creating, editing, and deleting records in the database contained on the SQL box. Because the users have valid Active Directory credentials that allow them access to the SQL we are using pass through authentication to access the SQL server and bring move the data back and forth.
The pertinent configuration information (that I can think of at the moment and if you need more I'm happy to get it for you) would include:
Just inside <system.web> I've put <customErrors mode="off" /> so I can see what is going on with the page.
Other settings in web config include:
Set <authentication mode="Windows" /> I've added <identity impersonate="true" />. I've set <sessionsate mode="InProc" useHostingIdentity="false" />
Under Authentication both Anonymous Authentication and ASP.NET Impersonation are Enabled.
Issue:
When you go into the website it attempts to connect to the SQL server and the SQL Server responds with a failed login showing that the wrong credentials have been passed it.
Login failed for user 'NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON'.
Now I have tried other configuration but the above is the most consistent recommendation I have found thus far, however I can't find anything specific to more recent versions of .NET or SQL 2008 or IIS 7.5 that would provide me updated information or validation that my procedures are accurate or corrected.
The project is past due and I need any assistance I can get to get past this issue. Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Kip...