Ahh..yes. The ODBC Driver, are you using named pipes or are you using
TCP/IP only? I would strongly suggest turning OFF \\.\named pipes are it is
a nightmare to get it to work through a firewall. Not sure about a PIX(ie
stick) but the CheckPoint FW-1 did give me grief for some time.
Good luck!
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Ralph M. Los
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EnterEdge Technology, L.L.C.
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::-----Original Message-----
::From: Marc Sahr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
::Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 10:54 AM
::To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
::Subject: FW: SQL and web across the PIX
::
::
::Thanks for everyone's input on this issue. Looks like it's a SQL COM+
::issue with our code. We're still working on it, I have 2 techs from
::Microsoft looking at it (Free tech support through the
::Certified Partner
::program is wonderful).
::
::Marc
::
::-----Original Message-----
::From: Marc Sahr
::Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 8:48 AM
::To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
::Subject: SQL and web across the PIX
::
::
::2nd go-round of this problem:
::
::I still can't get my web server and my SQL server to communicate
::successfully (ie login to the SQL database application from
::the browser
::window) through the PIX. To reiterate the scenario: My MS IIS 5 web
::server is located on the DMZ, my SQL 2000 server is located on the
::inside interface, and the clients are on the outside interface. All
::servers and clients are W2K/SP2. All servers are latest
::service pack for
::their respective platforms.
::
::Clients can see the website as a static-translated IP address through
::the PIX. They can't log on to the SQL application (error message is
::MS-speak for "can't find database").
::
::All ports are allowed access through ACLs on the PIX bidirectionally
::through the PIX. Remember this is a test envionment so that's OK. All
::protocols are allowed access as above.
::
::All hosts can ping each other, their interfaces, etc. ICMP is
::allowed in
::the config.
::
::So, I ask again: Any ideas?
::
::TIA,
::Marc Sahr
::Network Administrator
::[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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