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bbri14

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  1. So that was it. I took out the password on the lower server and then it worked. I just assumed it would use the same password that the upper server used to replicate with the corporate server but that was obviously not the case. Thanks for your help!
  2. To start off, we have an ESET server at our corporate office that my staff ESET server can replicate to just fine through a VPN. I then have another ESET server on my student server that fails to replicate to the staff server (it doesn't have access to the corporate server). The error just says "Failed" followed by the date and time. My two servers are at the same physical location but on different domains. The upper staff server can ping the lower student server by name and by IP address, and vice versa. I have used the same password in the replication settings so that should be okay. On my staff server I listed the "enable from replication" option and listed the student server. The student server lists the staff server to replicate to. No IP addresses were used in either of these settings - only the names. The port numbers are the same. I've tried changing the logs that are replicated but that doesn't do anything. I just realized that the time on the two servers were off by 5 minutes but adjusting them to be the same didn't help any. So I'm not sure what else to check or try. I'm thinking since the servers can ping each other that the switches and firewall are all okay, but maybe not? Anyone have an idea I can try? Thanks.
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