Specify Windows Auth credentials when workstation on a different domain than client

[ethanbergstrom]

Can't log in from workstation on different domain than server - SQL Operations Studio Version: 0.23.6

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Workstation on Domain A
2. Server on Domain B
3. Try to launch Ops Studio from Workstation using Windows credentials
4. Unable to specify credentials in Domain B to authenticate

[erickangMSFT]

@calan89 try runas command and start sqlopsstudio with Domain B authentication user. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771525(v=ws.11).aspx

Asking to all community: any suggestion or better solution than runas?

[erickangMSFT]

@calan89 it seems runas is not working for sql ops studio. Testing...

[erickangMSFT]

marked as 'bug' for RunAs part.

[sahilNaran]

How would I do this on a mac?

[MikePitt]

Ability to enter Windows credentials when using this on a Mac or Linux is essential. This is possible in other similar tools so hopefully Microsoft will make this happen.

[haydosw]

Not sure if this is still an active bug - but on windows I have been able to runas using -
runas /netonly /user:domain\user "C:..pathToOps..\sqlops.exe"

[genio]

@wiltshih As the others have pointed out, you can't do this on a Mac or Linux. We'd need a way to provide credentials.

[sahilNaran]

Any progress on this?

[eaglearchbvi]

This appears to still be a problem since runas won't let it open or connect to the db

[kburtram]

We're tracking "multiple Windows Auth from single machine" suggestions in this issue #112. Please reactive if this suggestion is significantly different than what we're tracking there.