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CredSSP issue in executing SSIS package

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Hi PowerShell Gurus,

I am facing an issue while invoking SSIS package from MSDB using powershell SQLCMD. However, the same SSIS package runs fine using powershell remoting and DTExec.exe. We have a clustered SQL environment where we submit the SSIS query to the controller server, the controller then uses internal credentials to run the package at adequate server.

The command runs fine if I remote (PSRemote/Invoke-command) to the controller server and execute SSIS package using DTExex.exe. This method properly invokes the Controller and controller runs the package on correct server. When I run the package at Controller using SQLCMD, It appears that Powershell impersonates credentials upto two hops which is until SQL server on Controller and it starts throwing the authentication failure errors after this point.

I am hopeful that Micorosoft suggested any solution to handle the credential impersonation issue in Powershell 5. Note I do not feel comfortable in passing credential objects/ building credential object in remote server. Please help me with your suggestions to resolve these kind of issues(for SQL SSIS invocation).



Charlie


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