I am working on settin up a subscription to a publication that i made of the AW database. when running the subscription wizard i get an error on the sycronization of data part. the error states "A request to send data to the computer running IIS has failed HRESULT 0x80072EE7(28037)" i have the URL on the Web Server Authentication page of the wizard set to http://localhost. can anyone help me out on this one
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Setting up Sql Mobile subscription
MarkR***
Darren meant IUSR_<MachineName> where MachineName stands for IIS Box COMPUTERNAME. Did you try the same
Also we assume here that you are having IIS and SQL Server on the same machine/box.
Thanks,
Laxmi Narsimha Rao ORUGANTI, MSFT, SQL Everywhere, Microsoft Corporation
Tukanos
You first add IUSR_MACHINENAME as a valid login to the database you are publishing (give the account DataReader and DataWriter permissions), *then* you will see it show up in the list of accounts you can grant permissions on the publication itself.
Darren
vAlex
Doug,
28037 can be caused by a variety of things. First, I would use the actual machine name in the url (not localhost) and you also need the virtual directory in the URL (http://machinename/virtdir/). Here are some other things that can cause this error:
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JosAnt
I am having the same problem, but it's not any three of the things that you said above. I set up Web Synchronization to not use SSL (as we have not received it yet), so could that be causing this error I keep seeing a few burbs on the internet about how Replication can only be run using SSL, is this true Otherwise I am at a loss on what to do.
Jackie
embedded
when i click on properties of the database that i am sharing, then select the permissions page, i currently have no users in the "Users or Roles" section. i click on add and and browse and only have four possible users to allow, Guest, Public, MS__Merge_Pal and MSmerge_08750F3A2EDB42899726D5D4170359E9. i do not see the IUSR_ role and when i attempt to enter it by hand and check the name it does not find it either.
any other suggestions