>Thread-Topic: Merger Replication Using SQL Express Through Https
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>Subject: Merger Replication Using SQL Express Through Https
>Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 10:43:53 -0800
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>1. Can I initiate (create) a SQL Express merger subscription through web
>Https? Is that possible? Clients are mobile users and can not connect to
>the LAN to initiate the subscription. My problem is that I can't mange to
>connect the publisher using websync by programming, no matter what
>credentials I use.
>Although I can connect remote SQL Server through the internet I cannot
>create the subscription thorough wizard. The message told me that I need
the
>real server name (LAN server ) not alias etc.
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>2. Alternately I am thinking to create the subscription through snapshot?
Is
>this possible? If so How can I create @ SQL Express subscriber without
>connect the publisher through LAN? e.g. should I just copy the all file
at
>snapshot directory @ publisher through FTP? How can I create this
>subscription @ client using the snapshot?
>John
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