Cannot add Network Service as User/Login
I want to setup ProGet on a 2016 server with SQL Express and IIS.
Both the service and IIS web runs under the Network Service user. None seem to be able to access the Database on a local SQL Express instance.
The IIS website tells me that the login WORKGROUPPACKAGE$ (where PACKAGE is the servers name) cannot access the database:
I understand that I need to add the Network Service (which IIS uses to actually authenticate with SQL Express) as a login/user to the database.
When I tried adding the NT-AuthorityNetwork Service as a login/user to the database, I get an error that tells me that Windows cannot find any authentication for the Network Service.
How can this be? Why can't SQL Express find the Network Service?
sql-server-2016 authentication logins windows-server-2016
asked Sep 3 '18 at 18:34
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I want to setup ProGet on a 2016 server with SQL Express and IIS.
Both the service and IIS web runs under the Network Service user. None seem to be able to access the Database on a local SQL Express instance.
The IIS website tells me that the login WORKGROUPPACKAGE$ (where PACKAGE is the servers name) cannot access the database:
I understand that I need to add the Network Service (which IIS uses to actually authenticate with SQL Express) as a login/user to the database.
When I tried adding the NT-AuthorityNetwork Service as a login/user to the database, I get an error that tells me that Windows cannot find any authentication for the Network Service.
How can this be? Why can't SQL Express find the Network Service?
sql-server-2016 authentication logins windows-server-2016
asked Sep 3 '18 at 18:34
Florian PeschkaFlorian Peschka
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bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 8 mins ago
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I want to setup ProGet on a 2016 server with SQL Express and IIS.
Both the service and IIS web runs under the Network Service user. None seem to be able to access the Database on a local SQL Express instance.
The IIS website tells me that the login WORKGROUPPACKAGE$ (where PACKAGE is the servers name) cannot access the database:
I understand that I need to add the Network Service (which IIS uses to actually authenticate with SQL Express) as a login/user to the database.
When I tried adding the NT-AuthorityNetwork Service as a login/user to the database, I get an error that tells me that Windows cannot find any authentication for the Network Service.
How can this be? Why can't SQL Express find the Network Service?
sql-server-2016 authentication logins windows-server-2016
asked Sep 3 '18 at 18:34
Florian PeschkaFlorian Peschka
150110
I want to setup ProGet on a 2016 server with SQL Express and IIS.
Both the service and IIS web runs under the Network Service user. None seem to be able to access the Database on a local SQL Express instance.
The IIS website tells me that the login WORKGROUPPACKAGE$ (where PACKAGE is the servers name) cannot access the database:
I understand that I need to add the Network Service (which IIS uses to actually authenticate with SQL Express) as a login/user to the database.
When I tried adding the NT-AuthorityNetwork Service as a login/user to the database, I get an error that tells me that Windows cannot find any authentication for the Network Service.
How can this be? Why can't SQL Express find the Network Service?
sql-server-2016 authentication logins windows-server-2016
sql-server-2016 authentication logins windows-server-2016
asked Sep 3 '18 at 18:34
Florian PeschkaFlorian Peschka
150110
asked Sep 3 '18 at 18:34
Florian PeschkaFlorian Peschka
150110
edited Sep 4 '18 at 5:58
Florian Peschka
asked Sep 3 '18 at 18:34
Florian PeschkaFlorian Peschka
150110
asked Sep 3 '18 at 18:34
Florian PeschkaFlorian Peschka
150110
asked Sep 3 '18 at 18:34
Florian PeschkaFlorian Peschka
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It can be a bit misleading, when working with the German version of SQL Server and/or a Windows Client/Server OS.
When you select the <HOSTNAME>Network Service from the Active Directory pop-up in the SQL Server Login dialog, then SQL Server automatically displays the login (when closing all the dialogues with OK) as:
<HOSTNAME>Network Service
This is actually wrong.
German Solution
If you enter the following German string then it will resolve correctly:
NT-AutoritätNetzwerkdienst
English Solution
If you were to use an English Windows / SQL Serer installation then you would have to enter:
NT-AuthorityNetworkService
If you click on OK, then the SQL Server Login will be created.
answered Sep 11 '18 at 12:08
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It can be a bit misleading, when working with the German version of SQL Server and/or a Windows Client/Server OS.
When you select the <HOSTNAME>Network Service from the Active Directory pop-up in the SQL Server Login dialog, then SQL Server automatically displays the login (when closing all the dialogues with OK) as:
<HOSTNAME>Network Service
This is actually wrong.
German Solution
If you enter the following German string then it will resolve correctly:
NT-AutoritätNetzwerkdienst
English Solution
If you were to use an English Windows / SQL Serer installation then you would have to enter:
NT-AuthorityNetworkService
If you click on OK, then the SQL Server Login will be created.
answered Sep 11 '18 at 12:08
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It can be a bit misleading, when working with the German version of SQL Server and/or a Windows Client/Server OS.
When you select the <HOSTNAME>Network Service from the Active Directory pop-up in the SQL Server Login dialog, then SQL Server automatically displays the login (when closing all the dialogues with OK) as:
<HOSTNAME>Network Service
This is actually wrong.
German Solution
If you enter the following German string then it will resolve correctly:
NT-AutoritätNetzwerkdienst
English Solution
If you were to use an English Windows / SQL Serer installation then you would have to enter:
NT-AuthorityNetworkService
If you click on OK, then the SQL Server Login will be created.
answered Sep 11 '18 at 12:08
hot2usehot2use
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It can be a bit misleading, when working with the German version of SQL Server and/or a Windows Client/Server OS.
When you select the <HOSTNAME>Network Service from the Active Directory pop-up in the SQL Server Login dialog, then SQL Server automatically displays the login (when closing all the dialogues with OK) as:
<HOSTNAME>Network Service
This is actually wrong.
German Solution
If you enter the following German string then it will resolve correctly:
NT-AutoritätNetzwerkdienst
English Solution
If you were to use an English Windows / SQL Serer installation then you would have to enter:
NT-AuthorityNetworkService
If you click on OK, then the SQL Server Login will be created.
answered Sep 11 '18 at 12:08
hot2usehot2use
8,37652056
It can be a bit misleading, when working with the German version of SQL Server and/or a Windows Client/Server OS.
When you select the <HOSTNAME>Network Service from the Active Directory pop-up in the SQL Server Login dialog, then SQL Server automatically displays the login (when closing all the dialogues with OK) as:
<HOSTNAME>Network Service
This is actually wrong.
German Solution
If you enter the following German string then it will resolve correctly:
NT-AutoritätNetzwerkdienst
English Solution
If you were to use an English Windows / SQL Serer installation then you would have to enter:
NT-AuthorityNetworkService
If you click on OK, then the SQL Server Login will be created.
answered Sep 11 '18 at 12:08
hot2usehot2use
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answered Sep 11 '18 at 12:08
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