Step One : Create the MobiLink system tables in your MS SQL Server consolidated database by running %SQLANY17%\MobiLink\Setup\syncmss.sql from your SQL Anywhere install.

Step Two : Create a DSN on the machine where SQL Anywhere is installed to connect to the MS SQL Server instance using the same user that you used in step one to create the MobiLink system tables.

Step Three : Start the MobiLink Server on the machine where SQL Anywhere is installed with a command line similar to the one below.

mlsrv17 -x http(port=8022) -zu+ -c "dsn=your_dsn";

Step Four : Execute the following SQL against the MS SQL Server instance using the same user that you used in step one to create the MobiLink system tables.

create table Admin (
  admin_id bigint not null primary key,
  data varchar(64) null
)
go

exec ml_add_table_script 'ml17_dbmlsync_mss', 'Admin', 'upload_insert',
'INSERT INTO Admin VALUES ( {ml r.admin_id}, {ml r.data}, getdate() )'
go

exec ml_add_table_script 'ml17_dbmlsync_mss', 'Admin', 'upload_update',
'UPDATE Admin SET data = {ml r.data} WHERE admin_id = {ml r.admin_id}'
go

exec ml_add_table_script 'ml17_dbmlsync_mss', 'Admin', 'upload_delete',
'DELETE FROM Admin WHERE admin_id = {ml r.admin_id}'
go

exec ml_add_table_script 'ml17_dbmlsync_mss', 'Admin', 'download_cursor',
'--{ml_ignore}'
go

exec ml_add_table_script 'ml17_dbmlsync_mss', 'Admin', 'download_delete_cursor',
'--{ml_ignore}'
go

Step Five : Execute the following SQL against your SQL Anywhere database.

create table Admin (
  admin_id bigint default autoincrement primary key,
  data     varchar(64)
);

create publication p1 ( table Admin );
create synchronization user "rem1";
create synchronization subscription to p1 for "rem1" 
  type 'http' 
  address 'host=localhost;port=8022' 
  option sv='ml17_dbmlsync_mss';

Step Six : Execute dbmlsync against your remote database, with a command line similar to the one below.

dbmlsync -c "eng=rem1;uid=dba;pwd=sql" -mp sp1 -o rem1.txt -k

To better understand what you did in the above steps, I would again suggest reading the "MobiLink - Getting Started" documentation, in particular the section entitled "MobiLink Synchronization".

https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_SQL_Anywhere/a09ffd5a93ff477cbcf9d9b1aa4d0801/9462b226f4ae48d1a62b16f57209dfdd.html

While we don't have a tutorial specific to using MS SQL Server, I do believe that following the "Tutorial: Introducing MobiLink" tutorial, which sets up synchronization between two SQL Anywhere database will also help give you a solid understanding of the technology.

https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_SQL_Anywhere/a09ffd5a93ff477cbcf9d9b1aa4d0801/81b92a486ce21014b57cd24cbd4ccbec.html