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Default RPC confusion - 07-11-2011 , 01:30 AM






Is it possible if there is an rpc configured between two ASE servers,
both can run query/sp's on each other?

Like if ServerA is configured to run SPs on serverB, then can an rpc
call be made to serverA from serverB as well???

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Default Re: RPC confusion - 07-11-2011 , 12:01 PM






On Jul 11, 12:30*am, Subind <subind... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
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Is it possible if there is an rpc configured between two ASE servers,
both can run query/sp's on each other?

Like if ServerA is configured to run SPs on serverB, then can an rpc
call be made to serverA from serverB as well???
Not automatically, but the servers can certainly be configured
to that they can each execute RPCs on the other.

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Default Re: RPC confusion - 07-12-2011 , 03:34 AM



On Jul 11, 10:01*pm, bret_half... (AT) msn (DOT) com wrote:
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On Jul 11, 12:30*am, Subind <subind... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Is it possible if there is an rpc configured between two ASE servers,
both can run query/sp's on each other?

Like if ServerA is configured to run SPs on serverB, then can an rpc
call be made to serverA from serverB as well???

Not automatically, but the servers can certainly be configured
to that they can each execute RPCs on the other.
Ok gr8.

So if I have to identify if there is any two communication is there
any way to find it out? I don't have DBA access.

One thing I noted is, on the local server (server from which rpc will
be originated), there is no entry for login/user details of remote
server in syslogins table.

So should that conform that its a one-way communication?

Thanks

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