Anyone have any ideas?  Still no progress on my side.  And it seems to be a 
really unique issue, as I'm not finding any real info on the internet, either.

From: Heaton, Joseph@Wildlife
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2017 11:17 AM
To: 'mssms@lists.myitforum.com' <mssms@lists.myitforum.com>
Subject: Issue with database replication

SCCM 1606
Server 2012R2
SQL 2012 RTM

Something happened Sunday morning at around 1:00AM.  Suddenly, all of my 
database replication links are broken.  Running the Replication Link Analyzer, 
I get the following error:

Checking connectivity at site "Primary site name" to the SQL Server "Secondary 
site name\CONFIGMGRSEC"

Connection failure detected between "Primary site" and the SQL Server 
"Secondary site\CONFIGMGRSEC".  Check network and firewall settings between 
these computers. Blah, blah.  Connection failure message:  Failed to get SQL 
connection to "Secondary site\CONFIGMGRSEC"

Things I've tried:


1)      Check Windows Firewall settings to make sure nothing changed

2)      Spoke with Network team, to make sure nothing changed on their side

3)      Checked disk space on secondary

4)      Reboot both Primary and Secondary servers.

5)      Verify SQL services running

6)      telnet from primary to secondary on port 1433, to verify that SQL 
traffic isn't being blocked.

7)      Combed through Application and System logs on both ends, finding 
nothing.

8)      From SQL Management Studio on primary, connected to secondary site 
successfully, I can see the CM_ database.

So, I'm not finding any logs that are telling me what the issue is, but I have 
15 secondary sites with broken database replication. (that is all of my 
secondary sites)  I've done some Googling, with no real luck, either.  Any 
tips, advice, etc. that you guys can offer would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Joe Heaton
Information Technology Operations Branch
Data and Technology Division
CA Department of Fish and Wildlife
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Sacramento, CA  95811
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