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.net ==> Connecting to a remote sql server??

This is the 2nd time I’m asking this.
please RRRREEEEAAAADDDD the question carefully before u touch the keyboard.
I’m trying to connect to a remote database. The database has windows authentication.(DATABASE HAS NO USERNAME AND PASSWORD)
However, the windows server that the sql is installed on, has a username and password(THIS USER AND PASS IS NOT FOR THE SQL SERVER)
How can i connect to this database? where does the username and password go? how is the connections string going to look like?

Thank You
I said said fucking read the question before u fucking answer.
How many fucking times did i mention sql server.

If the SQL Server you are connecting to is setup to only do Windows authentication, then you cannot pass a username/password in the connection string. In this case the connection will be made with the identity of the person who is running the application, or in the case of the web app, the account the web server is running the page under.

The username/password on the sever itself is not important, the sql server security is the only thing that is important from the connection standpoint.

I believe there are way to setup impersonation so the the app can appear to run as someone other then the person who is logged into the computer.

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