Now, enter your SQL Server's name and choose the authentication type that you want to use. If necessary, enter the credentials to be used for SQL Server authentication. When you are done ...

I find it useful to imagine your SQL Server ... SQL Server supports Windows Authentication (also known as “Trusted”) and SQL Server Authentication (“non-Trusted” – doesn’t sound ...

I realized after reviewing the past few posts that I omitted a new piece of functionality introduced in SQL Server 2008 R2. This feature, known as Extended Protection for Authentication (Extended ...