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SCCM 2012 SP1 Adding Endpoint Protection on Different Subnet

We have a SCCM 2012 server pushing out endpoint protection to all our clients on our local IP subnet/Domain working no problem. We have a separate Web and SQL at a remote site that is NOT on our Domain and has a totally different subnet. Is there a way for us to manage the SQL and WEB server with Endpoint Protection without having them attached on our Domain?

Thanks

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Venkat Suresh

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donebert

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They are able to ping each other and the servers were added to AD/DNS. I then copied the Client folder from the sccm server onto the servers and ran it. From looking at the logs it (Failed to get site version from AD with error 0x80004005) see attached doc.
CCMSETUP-LOG-ERROR.docx

Venkat Suresh

error 0x80004005 means that there is a permissions issue. User account which you've used is not authorized. In short Access Denied.

donebert

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I will check that out and report back. I won't get back until tommorow.

donebert

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OK I verified that SCCM is trying to use our domain\administrator and those 2 servers are not on the domain and do not know what domain\administrator is, therefore does not give the rights. I don't know what I should do to resolve that?

Venkat Suresh

Give full control to Administrator on C:\Client folder and try to setup from elevated command prompt (Run as Admin). See if it works for you.

donebert

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I'll try it tomorrow thanks for everything sonfar

donebert

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Thanks