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Article #76Mapping IUSR_xxxx to SQL
From: carlosc
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 1997 00:00
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Hi everybody. I�m tryng to solve a problem between my NT 3.51 and my SQL 6.5. The fact is that I wan�t to map The NT user IUSR_ROPERMAN, (which was created in the installation of IIS), to a SQL user. This is, more or less, the process I follow. In the security manager, I grant user access to the NT group WEB\INTER, in which I have previously placed the user IUSR_ROPERMAN, and check the box Add Login IDs. Then, most of the member of the group are correcty mapped to SQL user, in the way: WEB\username mapped to WEB_username WEB is the name of my domain. But IUSR_ROPERMAN is not mapped, and I get the error message: An error occurred executing sp_addlogin using WEB\IUSR_ROPERMAN - '' is not a valid name since it begins with an invalid character. I don�t know what I may doing wrong, please help!!! Thank you.
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