OLEDB connection to sql server 2005 using ssis 2008 problem

Hello

I'm trying to create the oledb connection to sql server 2005 to help using ssis 2008.

But I get an error message "cannot generate SSPI context".

More information: -.

Using SSMS, I can connect to sql server 2005 and the network protocol option, I have to choose is "NamedPipes".

Are there special properties that I need to put everything in creating some oleb connection via ssis 2008.

Please help as I am not able to find a solution on technical Web sites.

I changed the connection oledb connection string.

Name additional SPN, which is the same as the name of the server and it worked.

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