Deployment of Remoting Application
- From: "William" <van_diesel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2007 21:57:24 +0200
Hi
I've developed a remoting application that uses a TCP channel with a Binary
formatter. The server side is a Windows Service that is on the same server
as the database.
When I deploy the server part, I usually create a user account on the server
that the clients use to connect with (the clients aren't always on a
domain).
Now this application works on my computer (server and client installed on
same pc), it works on all our customer's networks but for some reason I
can't get it to work on my partner's new computer that is set up with
Windows XP SP2. The Windows Service and SQL Server 2000 is loaded on his
computer and the client components which basically connects to the service
on the same computer. I've tried connecting by specifying the location's IP
address, localhost and the computer's name. I tried connecting via the user
account that I created. tried using the username that I was logged on with,
Administrator and even tried leaving it blank.
Is there some setting that can cause this? The "Allow this computer to be
accessed from network" policy has the users linked to it.
Oh yes... the error that I get is "A remote side security requirement was
not fulfilled during authentication. Try increasing the ProtectionLevel
and/or ImpersonationLevel."
.
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