ok heres the scenario.
I have my SQL2000 server on a Windows 2003 and its also on a AD2003 domain
I have another server with is Windows 2003 and it was on the AD2003 domain
but I had to put it in a workgroup for security reasons. Now my server cant
get to the server server anymore. I can ping the server fine and I even use
d
the IP Address in ODBC but I get the following error from ODBC. For some
reason since my server is in a workgroup, it cant use ODBC to that sql serve
r
thats still in the AD2003 domain.
Heres the error
Conneciton Failed
SQLState '01000'
SQL Server error 1326
Microsft ODBC SQL Server Driver DBNetLib ConnectionOpen Connect
COnneciton Failed
SQLState '08001
SQL Server Error 17
Sql Server does not exist or Access denied.
Thanksalso, this was a proxy server with multiple nic cards and ip addresses. I
did a tracrt route sand I can get to my sql servers fine. I also tested
other sql server and I cant get to nay of them so the problem is on the non
sql server that is using ODBC to get to the SQL Server.
Thanks.
"Jerry Farkas" wrote:
> ok heres the scenario.
> I have my SQL2000 server on a Windows 2003 and its also on a AD2003 domain
> I have another server with is Windows 2003 and it was on the AD2003 domain
> but I had to put it in a workgroup for security reasons. Now my server ca
nt
> get to the server server anymore. I can ping the server fine and I even u
sed
> the IP Address in ODBC but I get the following error from ODBC. For some
> reason since my server is in a workgroup, it cant use ODBC to that sql ser
ver
> thats still in the AD2003 domain.
>
> Heres the error
> Conneciton Failed
> SQLState '01000'
> SQL Server error 1326
> Microsft ODBC SQL Server Driver DBNetLib ConnectionOpen Connect
> COnneciton Failed
> SQLState '08001
> SQL Server Error 17
> Sql Server does not exist or Access denied.
> Thanks
>|||ok I figured it out. It was because I needed a access rule in my proxy
server..
Thanks.
"Jerry Farkas" wrote:
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> also, this was a proxy server with multiple nic cards and ip addresses. I
> did a tracrt route sand I can get to my sql servers fine. I also tested
> other sql server and I cant get to nay of them so the problem is on the no
n
> sql server that is using ODBC to get to the SQL Server.
> Thanks.
> "Jerry Farkas" wrote:
>
Friday, March 23, 2012
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