Andy Davies <> wrote:
>> Take off the firewall on your machine.
>> You should be fine.
>>
>> Stephen Russell
>
> you jest??
Only till you see that is the block. Then you open up the port when you
turn it back on. ;->
Stephen Russell
DBA / .Net Developer
Memphis TN 38115
901.246-0159
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Andy Davies wrote:
>> Take off the firewall on your machine.
>> You should be fine.
>>
>> Stephen Russell
>>
>
> you jest??
>
>
Reminds me of Jim Allchin's comments that Windows Vista was so secure
that you didn't needwhat was itvirus protection software and/or
firewalls?
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Mi
>Take off the firewall on your machine.
>You should be fine.
>
>Stephen Russell
you jest??
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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Judith Barer <> wrote:
> I have installed sql server 2005 express on my local machine. This is
> my first time using sql server. I set up a connection in a vfp 8.0
> database to a database sql server that works on my own machine.
> However when I try to connect to the sql server database from anot
Sound like a few things going on. I think you'll certainly need the
'SQL Native Client' driver on all of the machines you want to connect
with.
Also, if you haven't configured your SQL Server instance to accept
outside connection, you'll need to do that in the SQL Surface Area
Configuration progr
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