Re: Proxy + ADO + VB6...
- From: "Paulo" <prbspfc@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 Jun 2009 21:32:37 -0300
When I'm on some customer running proxy behind, the VB6 app does not connect
on SQL SERVER (default port) hosted on ISP. But if the connection is NAT or
direct, the app works well...
On IE when is proxied (like SQUID) connection shows the server IP to
route... if there's a way to put it on conn string maybe it'll work. But I
dont think I can do it.... thanks!
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Hi, I've ConnStr that points to a external IP, like: "SQLOleDB...
host=200.138.0.10"... but if I'm on some place that has a proxy to go
outside, the VB6 app can not reach the external SQL SERVER port 1433...
do
you have any hints to solve it ?
Using VB6 + ADO
Many thanks!
Always go to this spot first with any connection string issues. <smile>
http://www.connectionstrings.com/
The general form is:
Data Source= tcp:<IPAddress>, <port number>;[ Network Library=XXXXXXX]
If that doesn't work, then there is likely something else in play, and you
will have to check with network administration (may need to adjust
security,
permissions, another port?). In other words, there is little else you can
do
with a connection string.
-ralph
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