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craigvincent (11/14/2012)
Hi Daxesh, I've been trying to do a similar thing to you - logging performance data to SQL for two separate machines, which were not part of a domain and have come to the same conclusion that you're unable to use SQL Server Authentication. Was just wondering if you had come across a workaround in the meantime? Thanks, Craig 
Hi Craig,
Sorry I didnot update this post after I resolved the issue
- I added entry for remote domain machine in hosts file (C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts)
- then created a windows account in both the machin with same UID + Password (as local administrator) - created SystemDSN for this connection Edit: - and run Perfom under this account This worked for me
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Thanks greatly for the speedy reply! I'll experiment with that method later.
Best wishes to you,
Craig
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Thanks again Daxesh, got that setup and working! It's kind of a shame that it can't be done using SQL Server Authentication, but am just glad it's working!
C
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