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SQL Authentication vs NT Authentication

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by jmgarvin

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Ok, I'm having trouble verbalizing the benefits of NT Authentication over SQL Authentication is "fluffy" terms.

I know more security bla bla....but how do I translate this into semi-technical manager speak?

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by tony hopkinson

It's much easier if desired to see that Bill Jones did or did not do X yesterday.

The fact that Batch_Operator did it, isn't that useful when there are ten people who know that user password, it's batchop and it's on a post-it next to the workstation.

You can if you wish to get completely anal assign/revoke permissions to individual users with out burgering up anyone else.

Last but not least, there is a significant cost overhead in maintaining two password systems, for any non trivial number of users.

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