Windows Authentication (via Active Directory) and SQL
Server authentication (via Microsoft SQL Server username
and passwords).
Which one is trusted and which one is untrusted?
Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback
Answer / swetha
Windows Authentication is more trusted than SQL Server
Authentication but the only disadvantage is only intranet
applications can use Windows Authentication but not internet
applications.
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Answer / ramz
you are all vague with your answer..confusion... there are
both mixed connections.
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Answer / kondapallysantoshkumar(m.c.a)h
we can log in to sql using both modes .but trusted one is
sqlserver username and password is trusted because when
ever we connect to the datebase we compulsory have to
specify the username and password while establishing the
connection ie sqlconnection con(user id
='sqlusername'password='password'intialcatalog='database')
but we cant specify in windows authentication is untrusted.
as per my knowledge anything wrong u can tell
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