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Microsoft Service Bus 1.0 cannot communicate with a server outside the client domain

I installed Service Bus 1.0 on a server connected to a domain.

In a client application running on a PC connected to the same domain, I can create queues, messages, etc. I am using a connection string defining user credentials in the same domain. Everything works.

From a client application running on a PC outside the domain, nothing works. I thought this was because you could not use a user from the server domain if the client application was not in the same domain, so I am also trying to use the connection string containing SharedSecretIssuer and ShareSecretValue. With this approach, I got:

The token provider service was not available when receiving the token for "https://servicebus01.dns1.XXXXXX.com:9355/XXXXXServiceBus/WRAPv0.9/". Innner exception contains "The remote server returned an error: (404) Not found.".

Does anyone know if it is possible to connect to the service bus server outside the domain of this server?

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In addition, even if your client is not connected to the domain, you can use OAuthTokenProvider.

Once you have created your namespace and factory manager and before performing any operation:

namespaceManager.Settings.TokenProvider = TokenProvider.CreateOAuthTokenProvider (new Uri [] {new Uri ("https://servicebus01.dns1.XXXXXX.com:9355")}, new NetworkCredential ("user", "password", "domain" )))

messagingFactory.GetSettings (). TokenProvider = TokenProvider.CreateOAuthTokenProvider (new Uri [] {new Uri ("https://servicebus01.dns1.XXXXXX.com:9355")}, new NetworkCredential ("user", "password" "," domain "));

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I found a problem!

The computer running the client application was not joined to the domain at all. It must be joined to the domain, even if there is no trust between the client s and server domains.

Strange restriction ...

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