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Install development environment on different domain

  • October 18, 2007
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Hi, everyone,


I am installing client components on my laptop and I select the "Connecting to an Existing Environment" which is actually on a different domain from my laptop's login. So the promblem is when I go to the next step of configure the "Host Server Database" and using "Windows authentication", and the test connection is failed.


So does anyone know if there is a way to connect to the host server and will it possible to setup the development environment under this scenario?


 


Thanks in advance.


 

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    • chrisgNintex Partner
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    • October 18, 2007

    I believe you need to follow the steps in the following artilce.


     


    Please let us know if that works for you


     


    http://kb.k2workflow.com/Articles/KB000182.aspx


     


     

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    • vcllvc
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    • October 18, 2007

    I am on the step of installation procedures/Configuration manager where the HostServer has not created yet. I am actually trying to creating the HostServer on my physical machine and the Blackpearl is being install on a VM with sharepoint MOSS. The VM has its own domain and different from my physical machine.


     is there anything I can try?


     


    thanks .


     


     

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    • BoZhang
    • September 24, 2008

    I met exaclty the same problem,  the client is not in the same domain with K2 server ,  at the configure "Host Server Database" step during installing k2 for Visual Stuio,   if can't use the "Windows authentication", How can I use "SQL authentication " to connect the HostServer?  if need to create a new SQL account, but what database rights need to set for this new sql account? 


     Thanks in  advance!

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    • Nicolas1
    • October 2, 2008

    What is your Active Directory config? Are your domains in the same forest? Is there a 2-way trust relationship between your domains?


    I had a similar environment few months ago and I had absolutely no problem playing with dev, test, and production environments (host servers) in domains different from my client PC with Visual Studio.

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