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sql server connect : Connectivity

John
5/21/2004 7:33:44 AM

Hi

Im very new to SQL server so forgive me if this is a basic
question. Im running SQL server on a windows 2000 machine
and when I run Analysis Services it picks up the server
(my local computer name) perfectly. However, when I try
and register the server in Enterprise Manager it cant find
it, doesnt make sense to me. Could it be because I am
logged into our network and not logged on the computer as
an administrator and therefore dont have admin rights on
the PC.

Thanks

rboyd NO[at]SPAM onlinemicrosoft.com
5/21/2004 6:54:34 PM

What error do you get when yo try to register the SQL Server?

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Ricky Artigas
5/22/2004 8:30:49 PM

Try using the ip address of your computer instead of the computer name and
see if it connects...How were you trying to connect, using sql server
authentication or Windows authentication? Try to connect using sql server
authentication. If this is a fresh install, sa user will probably have a
blank password, use the sa account to try to connect and see if it does.
HTH.

=)
Ricky Artigas

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biswajit
5/23/2004 11:26:04 PM

Hi joh

the problem you have due to two thing

1)please load the sql server service pack 3 or

it solve your problem

you can download from microsoft sit

second one may be please reinstall and look the sql80 folder.if after uninstall it may be occur in the comp then remove it.again load i
.

biswaji

John
5/25/2004 4:35:30 AM

Hi
Thanks for the responses, still not working. I tried
setting it up as LOCAL and got the error
message, "specified SQL server not found (ConnectionOpen
(Connect). Same message when using the computer name or IP
address. Using SQL server pack 4.
Thanks
John

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noname NO[at]SPAM noname.com
6/20/2004 8:57:29 AM

If this is new instance is a named instance it will not communicate on
port 1433 as unamed (default) instances do. Use start>run>
Cliconfig.exe and set the instance up with an alias to be able to set
a fixed port number. Other tools installed previously may look for the
1433 port.

On Fri, 21 May 2004 07:33:44 -0700, "John" <woody77_80@hotmail.com>
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