sql server - SQL Replication Setup - Almost There -

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I am trying to set up a replication between two SQL servers and I'm almost there but stuck on permission error (It appears). Servers are connected through VPN

Publisher / Distributor = W2003 + SQL2005 (Domain Controller)

Subscriber = W2008 + SQL2008 (Standon Server Not On A Domain)

I have set it up instead of pulling it up rather than pulling it because in the same way I got it before the login problem.

The current situation is that both agents are running and the snapshot is complete, but it does not start to copy. There is an error below which indicates that the subscriber does not have permission for the snapshot folder, but I have set everyone up (full control) just to try and make it work.

I am thinking there is something with faith or something I can bring a snapshot share from the subscriber to the publisher and use the files without any permission issues. But SQL is having some kind of problem.

Any ideas on the next step to trouble shooting? Thank you.

This is the end of the log: 

  2009-07-22 23: 34: 47.838 Getting Started

2009-07- 22 23: 34: 49.263 Snapshot Alternate Folder '\ [Machine Name] [Share] \ unc \ SYDNEY_MIRRORMIRROR_MIRRORMIRRORPRODUCT \ 20090722085146 \' 2009-07-22 23: 34: 50.80 9 Agent Message Code 20143 will be implemented from The process could not read the file '\ [machinename] [share] \ unc \ SYDNEY_MIRRORMIRROR_MIRRORMIRRORPRODUCT \ 20090722085146 \ TRProductImages_8.pre' due to OS error. 2009-07-22 23: 34: 51.524 Category: OS Source: Number: 5 Message: Access is prohibited.

Yes, the SQL Server replication set up can be obtained while allowing issues to be a task. Access a share on a domain controller from a machine outside the domain ... hm. Have you tried to set up a share on the customer machine? Not optimal because it puts the publisher on the mercy of I / O at the time of making the snapshot ... but ...

Instead of push you set the replication as a bridge, because it says The previous login issues you got / did you try to use SQL server permissions instead of windows?

I think I should also mention that if this situation was not for this domain controller / non-domain machine combination, I would ask / confirm that the SQL Server service was being run on both machines , They were the same ... because I'm not sure that it does not make any difference.


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