Brad,
I did set the server to allow remote connections.
Roy
[quoted text, click to view] ""Brad Syputa - MS"" wrote:
> With the June CTP comes the Surface Area Configuration tool. Launch the
> tool and makes sure that remote connections are enabled for your SQL
> Server. By default, SQL is much tighter on security and remote connections
> are off after initial install.
>
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> | Windows 2003 Enterprise SP1, Sql Server 2005 June CTP.
> | I created a report on data from another server. I can run the report just
> | fine on the server with Reporting Services.
> | When I try to run the report from my computer I get the cannot create
> | connection error. I have full rights to the server and sa privilages to
> SQL
> | Server on the RS server and the remote server on which the data is
> located.
> | I have checked with the Network administrator and kerberos is enabled.
> | I really need to get this working and prove to management that RS will do
> | all we need in the way of a reporting tool.
> | Your help will be apprecited.
> | Roy
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