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Hi IAmNotAMoth
In theory you may well be able to get this working via: Clicking 'Configure...' on the Database Distribution List on the right-hand side, then 'Add a SQL Server not listed', then use the server name and a semicolon and then the property MultiSubnetFailover=True.
For example \\servername;MultiSubnetFailover=True
Please let me know if this still fails.
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That did not work. It said the instance was not valid.
For reference, we're having to use this: INSTANCE.db.prod.3pl.local\INSTANCE;MultiSubnetFailover=True
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What the title says. We have to add that to our connection strings in order to make things work. I can't find a place to add that in multiscript, so we're getting intermittent failures. Any ideas?
Thanks.