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White Rabbit w/ MSSQL Server w/ Windows Auth and with JDBC Driver name in PATH not connecting #399

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WJMetcalfUNRMed opened this issue Jan 4, 2024 · 1 comment
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help wanted WhiteRabbit Issue concerning the creation of scan report

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WJMetcalfUNRMed commented Jan 4, 2024

Running Windows 10 Enterprise with MSSQL Server 15.0.4326.1. SSMC shows Windows Auth
Windows_Auth

Installed the JDBC driver with the auth file in the class path (bottom line contains the JDBC auth directory (click the black bar for fullscreen)
PATH

using these instructions
instructions

The database is "DB2_Mothership"
SQLServer_Tree

Since it's Windows Auth, no need to enter credentials. You can see the IP:Port. I can successfully ping this IP address, but I'm not sure if that means MSSQL Server is listening on that IP:PORT combo (I believe it does, but can always be schooled)
white_rabbit_screenshot

The popup says it's not configured for integrated authentication contrary to the JDBC driver instructions. I restarted WR to see if that might work, but no joy. Same with SSMS (though I did not stop/restart the database itself). Note the console has an earlier auth error not related (had the wrong folder name).

Troubleshooting JDBC/MSSQL Server connectivity issues:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/connect/jdbc/troubleshooting-connectivity?view=sql-server-ver16

I'm able to get WR to work with SAS tables just fine, btw.

@janblom janblom added help wanted WhiteRabbit Issue concerning the creation of scan report and removed bug labels Jan 5, 2024
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janblom commented Jan 5, 2024

Hi,

the authentication happens outside of WhiteRabbit, so for now, I have removed the "Bug" label from this issue.

I do not have a Windows / SQL Server setup available for testing (and if I did, it might still not match your environment).

Maybe others have experienced (and solved) this issue, and can chime in.

Alternatively, you could go through the suggestions mentioned here.

In case of success, please mention the solution here as it might help others.

Hope this helps,
Jan

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