have you tried doing this by IP instead of by name?
do these machines have static IPs?
-Aaron
[quoted text, click to view] somuthomas@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am getting errors while synchronizing databases between two machines
> in my LAN using the SQL server 2005 Management Studio - analysis
> services' synchronize option. After the XMLA script generated by
> deployment wizard from my cube was executed successfully. I kept my
> system as the Development server and the other system as the Production
> server. Then in the Production server's SQL server 2005 Management
> Studio - analysis services' synchronize option I gave source server
> name as mine and source database as the cube filename. Then executed
> the synchronize command and the errors appeared ("peer prematurely
> closed the connection"; "error was encountered in the transport
> layer"). What is the reason for this??
>
>
> Thanks,
> Somu
Hi,
i used IP where the SSMS synchronise service asked for server name but
the same error shows up... Is there any specific set of error
possiblities that i should check before i do the
synchronization?????????
Thanks,
Somu
are you using like.. SP0 drivers against a SP1 server?
just trying out ideas here man
[quoted text, click to view] somuthomas@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i used IP where the SSMS synchronise service asked for server name but
> the same error shows up... Is there any specific set of error
> possiblities that i should check before i do the
> synchronization?????????
>
> Thanks,
> Somu
Hi,
I understand..But I installed the from the same cd on the both
machines, so i dnot think there would a SP problem.... If it is what u
say it is, how do i check it out???
Thanks,
Somu
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