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I've a scheduled job on Server A , that simply copy tables from a Linked Server (B) to local server (A).

Linked server was "linked" as follow :

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I can access without problem to my Linked server (B) ..

Then, in my Agent on my server A my job step (simply an EXEC mystoredprocedure) was configured using as running user my domain\username and it return error "Access to the remote server is denied because the current security context is not trusted ". Then i tried as "etluser" but it return error again.

If I manually run "Exec mystoredprocedure" it works, not in my server agent.

So how to configure agent step to run correctly ?

Thanks

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  • Could you map your SQL Server Agent user on that list? I believe your job is not executing as your defined domain\username even though you specified it on the job. You can do that or use the option to use a login for everyone that is not on that list from your print. Just to make sure the problem is the one I suspect.
    – Ronaldo
    Commented Jul 2, 2021 at 20:17

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TSQL job steps always connect as the Agent service account, then do a SQL impersonation on the job owner. This is not a real Windows impersonation and doesn’t work for remote access.

Either configure the security to work for the Agent Service account, or use an Agent proxy and a Powershell or CmdExec step to run the query.

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I arrived to fix this last week. Basically you are running the Agent Job on Server A and is working successfully because it's using the local account on that server. But when it's time to execute on Server B it fails you are using the local account of Server A on Server B.

If you are using Active Directory and you have a user which has access to both Server A and Server B go to SQL Server Configuration Manager > SQL Server Services > SQL Server Agent (MSSQLSERVER) > Log On > This Account > Browse

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Here you are allowed to choose what user will execute the Agent Job. Setup a user which has privileges on both Server A and Server B

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