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Subject:	SQL Server and ODBC
Body:	[quote]Posted By n/a on 10/16/2001 9:49 AM Normally I would advise you to look into application roles since that is what they were primarily designed to do. However, in the case where you are not the developer of the application (MS Project) you will need to work within the constraints of that app. I will state for the record that I am not familiar with MS Projects con figuration settings but assuming it uses and Integrated security model I would advise you to look at these possible solutions: 1. Place the SQL Server on a separate subnet from the users and only allow direct connectivity to the IIS server which is serving up the MS Project content. 2. Install IPSec on the SQL Server and IIS server and configure IPSec rules to block connections from unauthorized machines. If another option comes to mind I will post it as well. Good luck! [/quote]
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