When trying to register a server on a remote (trusted) domain, i get the
following error:
Unable to Connect to Server (Reason: Login failed- User:
CCRDBA_Administrator Reason: Not defined as a valid user of a trusted SQL
Server connection). Register Anyway?
My local domain is CCRDBA.
I am logged onto the local server as the NT User Administrator, and it
seems that it automatically wants to use the remote SQL login/username of
CCRDBA_Administrator. So i thought i would be smart and create a user
called CCRDBA_Administrator on the remote machine, but that does not work.
Has anyone done this using trusted connections?
We can register using standard security, but the problem is that we need
a trusted connection in order to set up replication between these two domains.
Any ideas /hints from someone who has done this would be appreciated.
Regards
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