Newbies masterblaster Posted December 11, 2012 Newbies Posted December 11, 2012 Hello! I am Using Filemaker Server 12 on Windows 2008 R2, Filemaker Pro on Windows 7 and a MSSQL Server 2008 on Windows 2008 R2. My goal is to configure Filemaker to use Single Sign on to the MSSQL Database. On the Filemakerserver machine i created a System DSN with Windows Authentication enabled. I enabled External Authentication in the Filemaker Server and in my Filemaker Database (hosted on the server) i added a Group with type "External Server" and "Full Access" rights and added the privilege "fmapp". At this time i can access the Filemaker database without authenticating. Everything until now seams to work correct for me. Now i run "Manage External Data Sources" and add the previously configured "System DSN" with the following settings: - ODBC - DSN: <select the System DSN> - Use Windows Authentication (Single Sign-on) SPN: MSSQLSvc/<fqdn>:<mydb> (:mydb because it is a named instance) If i now try to add tables in "Manage Database - Relationships - Add Tables" i get the following error: "The account and password you entered cannot be used to access this file. Please try again." The Filemaker Server is running under "Local System" Account. On the Filemaker Servers Computer Account in Active Directory i enabled "Trust this computer for delegation to any service (Kerberos only)", the error still occurs. Do i have to make changes to the users account connecting to the Filemaker Server or to the Computer Account of the SQL Server? May the first question should be is this configuration supported by filemaker, i think so because of some documentation i found: http://www.filemaker.de/help/html/odbc_ess.20.7.html Is there a realy detailed step by step configuration guide available? Has somebody a working configuration of these components? If so please send me the settings of the following Active Directory attributes of the Windows user, Filemaker Server Computer Account, SQL Server Computer Account. userAccountControl servicePrincipalName msDS-AllowedToDelegateTo Thanks for your help!!
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