Re: View Type of Protocol

Ahhh..That was a huge help, but I was wondering if there was a way to
track that for failed attempts. The manager shows the connections for
successful logins, but I want to see what protocol was being used for a
failed attempt. Is that possible?

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Does anyone know how to in ASP.NET (VB.NET) to display the current
protocol being used between a client and server? I noticed that IIS/SQL
Server can use Named Pipes if TCP/IP is not available. Does anyone know
how to programmatically see which protocol is being used? Thanks.

It always uses HTTP or HTTPS. The client is a browser and can't use named
pipes.

John

I see. Well is there a way to programmatically display the protocol
being used between the IIS Server and the SQL Server in a client
browser? I am having an issue where a random NT AUTHORITY problem comes
up. We are using delegation and I am thinking that the Named Pipes is
something that may be causing this problem.

IIS is not involved in this. The connection would be between the aspnet_wp
(or w3wp on IIS 6) processes and the SQL Server.

Use Enterprise Manager and look under Management->Current Activity->Process
Info.

John

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