Connection problem Azure Managed Instance and Data Factory with Windows authentication
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I have a Azure SQL Managed Instance and a Azure Data Factory V2.
Now I want to get a connection with Windows Authentication between a SQL database and ADF V2.
I added a Active Directory User with the "CREATE USER ... FROM EXTERNAL PROVIDER" statement to the Managed Instance.
I tried it multiple times, but I don't get any connection.
Only this error message: "code:9056, message:Cannot connect to SQL Server".
I also tried a AD user that is AD admin at this server, same result.
When I try the same user with SSMS and authentication mode "Active Directory - Password", it works perfectly.
azure windows-authentication azure-data-factory-2 azure-sql-managed-instance asked Nov 22 at 7:34
Markus Stögerer
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I have a Azure SQL Managed Instance and a Azure Data Factory V2.
Now I want to get a connection with Windows Authentication between a SQL database and ADF V2.
I added a Active Directory User with the "CREATE USER ... FROM EXTERNAL PROVIDER" statement to the Managed Instance.
I tried it multiple times, but I don't get any connection.
Only this error message: "code:9056, message:Cannot connect to SQL Server".
I also tried a AD user that is AD admin at this server, same result.
When I try the same user with SSMS and authentication mode "Active Directory - Password", it works perfectly.
azure windows-authentication azure-data-factory-2 azure-sql-managed-instance asked Nov 22 at 7:34
Markus Stögerer
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I have a Azure SQL Managed Instance and a Azure Data Factory V2.
Now I want to get a connection with Windows Authentication between a SQL database and ADF V2.
I added a Active Directory User with the "CREATE USER ... FROM EXTERNAL PROVIDER" statement to the Managed Instance.
I tried it multiple times, but I don't get any connection.
Only this error message: "code:9056, message:Cannot connect to SQL Server".
I also tried a AD user that is AD admin at this server, same result.
When I try the same user with SSMS and authentication mode "Active Directory - Password", it works perfectly.
azure windows-authentication azure-data-factory-2 azure-sql-managed-instance asked Nov 22 at 7:34
Markus Stögerer
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I have a Azure SQL Managed Instance and a Azure Data Factory V2.
Now I want to get a connection with Windows Authentication between a SQL database and ADF V2.
I added a Active Directory User with the "CREATE USER ... FROM EXTERNAL PROVIDER" statement to the Managed Instance.
I tried it multiple times, but I don't get any connection.
Only this error message: "code:9056, message:Cannot connect to SQL Server".
I also tried a AD user that is AD admin at this server, same result.
When I try the same user with SSMS and authentication mode "Active Directory - Password", it works perfectly.
azure windows-authentication azure-data-factory-2 azure-sql-managed-instance azure windows-authentication azure-data-factory-2 azure-sql-managed-instance asked Nov 22 at 7:34
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Please install a selfhosted IR and use that to access your managed instance.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/create-self-hosted-integration-runtime
answered Nov 24 at 5:08
Qingquan Yang
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I've installed a selfhosted IR. There are no problems with an SQL Server authentication, only with Windows authentication.
– Markus Stögerer
Nov 30 at 5:29
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Please install a selfhosted IR and use that to access your managed instance.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/create-self-hosted-integration-runtime
answered Nov 24 at 5:08
Qingquan Yang
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I've installed a selfhosted IR. There are no problems with an SQL Server authentication, only with Windows authentication.
– Markus Stögerer
Nov 30 at 5:29
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Please install a selfhosted IR and use that to access your managed instance.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/create-self-hosted-integration-runtime
answered Nov 24 at 5:08
Qingquan Yang
1162
I've installed a selfhosted IR. There are no problems with an SQL Server authentication, only with Windows authentication.
– Markus Stögerer
Nov 30 at 5:29
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up vote
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down vote
up vote
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Please install a selfhosted IR and use that to access your managed instance.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/create-self-hosted-integration-runtime
answered Nov 24 at 5:08
Qingquan Yang
1162
Please install a selfhosted IR and use that to access your managed instance.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/create-self-hosted-integration-runtime
answered Nov 24 at 5:08
Qingquan Yang
1162
answered Nov 24 at 5:08
Qingquan Yang
1162
answered Nov 24 at 5:08
Qingquan Yang
1162
answered Nov 24 at 5:08
Qingquan Yang
1162
1162
I've installed a selfhosted IR. There are no problems with an SQL Server authentication, only with Windows authentication.
– Markus Stögerer
Nov 30 at 5:29
add a comment |
I've installed a selfhosted IR. There are no problems with an SQL Server authentication, only with Windows authentication.
– Markus Stögerer
Nov 30 at 5:29
I've installed a selfhosted IR. There are no problems with an SQL Server authentication, only with Windows authentication.
– Markus Stögerer
Nov 30 at 5:29
I've installed a selfhosted IR. There are no problems with an SQL Server authentication, only with Windows authentication.
– Markus Stögerer
Nov 30 at 5:29
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