Question

My company is planning to upgrade all our users to windows 7, and with it upgrading all the user browsers to chrome.

We have several intranet sites using asp.net mvc and mvc webapi. I have set my intranet to the trusted domain setting, and I can confirm that when viewing a page in chrome the User.Identity.Name property is correctly set to my information. However, when I try to do any action that requires sql server connectivity it fails instantly, complaining about Anonymous login which is disabled.

This is problematic, as we would like to get our users off IE.

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Solution

After some digging it seems the best way to handle this is talking with our IT department to deploy software policies to enable kerberos delegation in the registry based on this information here: http://www.chromium.org/administrators/policy-list-3#AuthNegotiateDelegateWhitelist

After adding this key to my registry i was able to "hop" to SQL Server without issues. I hope this helps others as this issue was driving me nuts.

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