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How you secure a server for replication depends to a large extent on your environment; securing a server that is accessible to clients on the Internet is very different from securing a server that will only have clients on the internal network. As you saw in Chapter 5 and 6, special consideration is required if users can log into the server directly, and replication servers are no different. The role a server plays in the replication architecture also affects how you will secure the server. Before I cover the security, let’s look at the architecture and options available in SQL Server replication.
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Lewis, M. (2004). Replication Security. In: SQL Server Security Distilled. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0663-7_8
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