Re: firewalls & SQL Server connection
- From: "recoil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <marc.derider@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 21 Apr 2005 13:00:02 -0700
I forgot another method to facilitate debugging will be netstat -a -n.
This will list all applications that using ports. If you do a
netstat -a - n >netstatoutput.txt
netstatoutput.txt
this file should now open in notepad. Search for 1433 and 1434. If they
are listed then that will mean that the services are enabled and
listening. Also checking whatever firewalls are enabled. You should
probably make sure that the client does not have both SP2 ICF enabled
AND norton Firewall. If they do this may make troubleshooting very
difficult. both should have troubleshooting logs for troubleshooting
dropped connections.
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