a) Is SQL Server using Mixed Mode -or- Integrated Windows Authentication?
b) It seems that you are using Integrated Windows Authentication. If so,
have you granted permission (in SQL Server) for NT Authority\Network Service
to login to SQL Server, and, say, DataReader/DateWriter permissions on in
the databases in question?
Error message is saying that the user account that the web application pool
is running under doesn't have permission to login to the SQL Server. The
FTP, SMTP and NNTP servers are different - they run inside Inetinfo (which
runs under LocalSystem by default), so the user permissions are probably
fine for those services.
Cheers
Ken
"Slugsie" <me.TakeThisOut@privacy.net> wrote in message
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: I'm running a Windows 2003 server and various IIS services. The server
also
: SQL Server 2000 installed.
:
: I'm trying to setup ODBC logging for the web server, but can't get it
: working. I've enabled ODBC logging for the FTP, SMTP, and NNTP servers no
: problem. Each of the services is logging to the same table in SQL Server.
:
: I get the following in the event logs:
: Application log -
: Could not initialize the logging module for site 1. The site will
therefore
: be non-functional.
:
: System log -
: IIS ODBC Logging failed to connect to data source NNTP_Log. Error text is
: [[State=28000][Error=18456][Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL
: Server]Login failed for user 'NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE'.].
:
: I've tried various things, including the working DSN from one of the other
: services, but I get the same messages.
:
: Help
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