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by mostakim
What protocol u r using? try netbios with tcp/ip, install routing and remote access software (mpri386.exe)on NT server. Workgroup name and domain name must be the same if u want to see the computer in your Network Neigh: first you have to make sure that u can ping the server and check the host name resulation; the command is
" ping -a xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx " with this command you can see the name and IP of that server, please conact for more detail info.
by E.Eliveld
Hi,
If I understood your problem correctly I have done soemthing similar.
If your goal is to replicate/merge the SQL database you can use the snapshot replication.
Suppose box a (the remote one) creates a snapshot every night and places this into a directory whith a ftp server on top of it. (You can start the ftp server for a period of time after the creation of the snapshot.)
During the morning box b (the local one with the valid SQL base) uses a ftp client to get the snapshot over. The sheduler inside SQL lets you merge the downloaded snapshot into the local SQL base.
Good luck!
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