recommendation for local authentication vs integrated authentication for service graph connector
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‎08-24-2022 12:17 AM
Hello,
We are configuring a service graph connector for SCCM but we have used a local account (Username and password) for a data source. Because of security reasons we want to use integrated authentication.
can anyone tell the benefits and causes of integrated authentication for service graph connector?
Regards
Siddhesh
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‎08-24-2022 01:44 AM
integrated authentication - It uses AD credentials for authentication which makes it more secure .
Regards
RP
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‎08-24-2022 01:54 AM
Is there anything specific information that we need to aware of or help me during configuring?
If you know the difference between local Vs Integrated authentication or any other benefits/drawback which will help, please provide.
Thank you !!!
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‎08-24-2022 02:19 AM
Conceptually its same as given below example (SCCM also uses sql sever as db)
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/biztalk/adapters-and-accelerators/adapter-sql/connect-to-sql-server-using-windows-authentication-with-the-sql-adapter
Regards
RP
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‎08-24-2022 02:40 AM
When we use SQL as database in SCCM so its local (Windows) authentication
But what will be more beneficial Integrated authentication or local authentication?
As we came across that while using local authentication their comes some credentials issues or sometimes it throws exception error please let me know which authentication should I proceed with?
Thanks !!!