Hi All,
We are using SAS in unix enviroments, in order to access SQL server data with ODBC, the SQL server name, port#,databasename, user and password etc needs to define in the ODBC.ini file in the unix enviroments.
My question is: Is the user authentication has to be SQL Server authentication? or Can the user use withdowns NT authentication with network login ID? Thank you!
Jade
Hello,
here you are speaking about Kerberos handshakes and SPNs. If you do have those set, you include your unix server in your active directory and you set delegation properly, it should be possible.
Hi All,
We are using SAS in unix enviroments, in order to access SQL server data with ODBC, the SQL server name, port#,databasename, user and password etc needs to define in the ODBC.ini file in the unix enviroments.
My question is: Is the user authentication has to be SQL Server authentication? or Can the user use withdowns NT authentication with network login ID? Thank you!
Jade
Hello,
here you are speaking about Kerberos handshakes and SPNs. If you do have those set, you include your unix server in your active directory and you set delegation properly, it should be possible.
Thank you! can you let me know more details or any reference links for me to read? Really a newbie here:)
While I am not an expert on that area, I am just aware of the architecture/design impact, you can do the same as I do: ask Google. Something as the following: https://www.google.nl/search?q=unix+odbc+kerberos&oq=unix+odbc+kerberos&aqs=chrome..69i57.9552j0j7&s...
It gives me some interesting technical details:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh568450(v=sql.110).aspx
http://www.easysoft.com/products/data_access/odbc-sql-server-driver/kerberos.html
http://help.interfaceware.com/kb/904
And so on.
As mentioned, this has very little or nothing to do with SAS. best is to ask your Unix and DBAs, they should know what to do.
Just to be sure: Once the ODBC driver can work KRB with your SQL Database, on SAS you will need to set IWA with Kerberos Authentication, on your SAS Workspace Server:
http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings13/476-2013.pdf (A simply awsome paper from @StuartRogers )
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