Regarding: "Windows authentication mode fails for SQL Server."
Why would that be?
Noted the following:
"My officer has granted me permission to bring my personal laptop to office to conduct the office automation development until the ordered machine arrives"
and
"Clients firewall can't be touched as sonicwall firewall is installed and managed by hardware team."
and
"Since I cannot change the firewall rules and has less control in my office Desktop. I decided to proceed installing both SQL server and also IIS in my laptop."
Overall, my sense is that that even with the permissions etc. granted to your personal laptop, you and/or the laptop is not fully configured with all of the rights necessary to enable or otherwise complete the installations. Allowing personal laptops into a work environment is not accepted best practices. Even though someone may have (rightly or wrongly) agreed to that....
And all of that is now going outside of my comfort zone with the specifics of such matters.
What needs to be done then, I think, is that you, your officer, the client, and the hardware team all need to have a meeting to address the problem(s). May or may not be a matter of rights, permissions, and access.
To do for you:
Draft a memo, note, email, or whatever your office uses according to office protocols and norms.
Outline the problem, list everything that you have done and tried. Explain what you believe is the problem, the answer, and who can resolve the problem. Be brief, specific, avoid jargon.
Request a meeting or other responses as the parties involved may chose to provide.
Add that process to your skill set.
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