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ravin
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 Posted - 2008-10-13 : 02:31:02
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| Hi,I have windows 2003 server (enterprise edition - 32 bit & SP2) with MS Sql 2000 server installed. I wanted to establish ODBC connectivity from windows XP machine to this server but could not succeed. I get some error saying can't connect to this server, permission denied. I checked with netstat -a and sql listens on default port. The software guy told me that windows server should be a domain and client machines should be a member of this domain. Is it true ? Do I need to have AD installed for ODBC connectivity ?Please help me out. I searched on net for a week but could not find any solution.I checked with cliconf and TCP/IP and named pipes are enabled. From 2003 server I can establish ODBC without any problem.Awaiting your solution. |
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afrika
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2008-10-13 : 03:03:02
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| Enable TCP/IP in MS SQL 2000 |
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ODBC with windows server 2003 enterprise edition -