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Chris

2004-02-08, 8:44 am

12/30/2003 8:29:08 AM APP-xxx-x 8015

Application Center
Source: Monitoring Logging


Log query SELECT TOP 40 * FROM EventView WHERE Log
= 'Application Center' AND Severity <= 2 AND (Category =
N'Replication' AND Data LIKE N'%ReplicationID=CMSAuth;%')
ORDER BY TimeGenerated DESC, ID DESC failed to execute
using the connection string Provider=SQLOLEDB;Integrated
Security=SSPI;Data Source=167.x.x.x\MSAC;Initial
Catalog=ACLog. Status is 0xc0140060 Failed to
authenticate, or connect to, SQL Server.


Why can't my cluster controller authenticate to a member
of the cluster to read the MSAC MSDE instance? I've tried
the suggestions mentioned in the MS KB, but they didn't
help.



George Cheng [MSFT]

2004-02-08, 8:44 am

Are all your sql services started? Is this a SP2 install?
May be easiest to uninstall / reinstall AC2K since that rebuilds MSDE.

Thank You

George Cheng

Microsoft Application Center/Index Server/Site Server Search Support

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| Application Center
| Source: Monitoring Logging
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| Log query SELECT TOP 40 * FROM EventView WHERE Log
| = 'Application Center' AND Severity <= 2 AND (Category =
| N'Replication' AND Data LIKE N'%ReplicationID=CMSAuth;%')
| ORDER BY TimeGenerated DESC, ID DESC failed to execute
| using the connection string Provider=SQLOLEDB;Integrated
| Security=SSPI;Data Source=167.x.x.x\MSAC;Initial
| Catalog=ACLog. Status is 0xc0140060 Failed to
| authenticate, or connect to, SQL Server.
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| Why can't my cluster controller authenticate to a member
| of the cluster to read the MSAC MSDE instance? I've tried
| the suggestions mentioned in the MS KB, but they didn't
| help.
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