Thanks for your response.
I don't know how to do pass-through authentication across domain
(particularly using SQL2k replication), I thought that would require a
trusted account on both sides.
I have been trying using the sql account and although I can connect to the
subscriber using the account from query tools and em, I keep receiving an
error when my distribution agent tries to connect:
"The process could not connect to Subscriber 'subscriptionservername'"
I've tried it before and after manipulating the Replication Distributor
authentication arguments and the Subscriber is already setup on the
Distributor to use sql authentication (I've reset this login and pwd at
least once for each trial, I'm reasonable sure it is not mistyped). Same
errant response always.
I even once tried populating the data 1st (in case the snapshot folder was
the only issue) but I did not try to populate the MS* subscription tables
which I figured would blow up anyway, but it couldn't connect so I got the
same response.
Got any ideas? Am I missing something?
Please ... Help!
[quoted text, click to view] "Hilary Cotter" <hilary.cotter@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Yes, connect to the subscriber database using a sql account, or using a
> Windows Account using pass-through authentication.
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> Hilary Cotter
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> "William Millett" <william.millett@altivity.com> wrote in message
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>> Can you push over non-trusted boundary?
>>
>> Hello All,
>>
>> Is it possible to use a Push Subcription (Transactional) pushed over
>> non-trusted domain boundary? I've tried a lot of things without luck.
>>
>> Bill Millett
>>
>>
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