RE: Server can't be seen from the network
- From: Vickie <Vickie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 16:10:02 -0700
Susan, Steve and Crina,
Thank you all for you replys. Yes, I did allow the accounting tech to
remove the Share point services, because he said he needed the full version
of SQL to run the accounting program, and the version we were running would
not handle the size of the database that would be generated. They were
removed from the Add/Remove programs list and I really thought I could simply
add it back in.
After the "full" SQL server was loaded, the accounting database was
installed, and for a short time all was well. Then the network began to go
south, as workstations began to "lose" the server. (Friday afternoon)
Arriving early Monday am, I discovered that if I turned the SQL server off,
I could see the server on the network, but was told I did not have
permissions to use the resource. When the SQL was running, the Server
dissapeared from sight. So I thoughy it had something to do with the SQL
Server permissions. After running from Server to Workstation for 2 hours and
following kb829114 with no luck, I called Microsoft and from 10:00 am (est)
until 8:45 pm, a wonderful technician followed the tech article I had
followed, (with same results re: sharepoint reinstallition, not working) he
and his team went deap and remove all traces of the installation and
reinstall a GOOD sharepoint and SQL server. Turns out we had several issues.
1. Firewall on each workstation was preventing the server from seeing the
clients.
2. NAT issues caused with the installation of the "full" SQL server/services,
3. Corrupt installer. (still not sure if this was from the internet, or
the Accounting Team.
4. Incorrect version of SQL SP4 (took it from the internet, and should have
used the one on the cd.)
5. A person with only a bit more expierience with SQL than I have (next to
none) and could only setup the SQL if he did the installation. I have
installed several packages that use the SQL, and have not had a problem
before this.
Thankfully I have an employee in my office who was able to attach the
databases to the clean installation of SQL WITH the Sharepoint services
running, and the Accounting installation went ahead as planned.
Again, thank you for your response. I know I will have another posting soon.
Vickie
""Crina Li"" wrote:
Hi Vickie,.
Thank you for posting in SBS newsgroup.
I am sorry for the delayed response due to weekend. Please understand that
the newsgroups are staffed weekdays by Microsoft Support professionals to
answer your systems and applications questions. Your understanding is
greatly appreciated!
From your description, I understand the issue to be: you can not see SBS
server from My Network Places after you removing SharePoint service and
installing SQL 2000 on SBS Standard edition. If I have misunderstood your
concerns, please do not hesitate to let me know.
To narrow down the problem, would you please help me collect the following
information?
1. How do you remove SharePoint services?
2. You said "I turned off the SQL services, and restarted, and could "see"
the server, but it tells me I don't have permission to use the server", can
you post the detailed error message you received?
3. Does the situation occur on internal network or when you access SBS from
external network?
4. Can you access shares on SBS?
5. Can you access internal clients from SBS?
6. Are there any errors in Event Log?
7. Are you using Domain Admin to access the SBS?
Currently please try to reinstall SharePoint services to see how thing goes:
829114 How to remove and how to install the Windows Small Business Server
2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=829114
829112 How to back up and restore http://companyweb data in Windows Small
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=829112
829113 How to restore a Windows SharePoint Services CompanyWeb database
after
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=829113
I appreciate your time and look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Crina Li (MSFT)
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| Have just taken over support for an orginazition SBS2003 and 15
workstations.
| It was a brand new system, but SBS had not been loaded correctly. After
a
| clean reinstall, everything was working great.
|
| On Friday am, a software vendor needed to remotly load his software for
some
| in office training, and found the SQL installed was not what was needed,
so
| they removed the sharepoint service and installed the SQL2000 that works
with
| their package. Now, the network can not see the server. I turned off
the
| SQL services, and restarted, and could "see" the server, but it tells me
I
| don't have permission to use the server. I did all the service packs for
the
| SQL, including sp4, but still having an issue.
|
| Do I need to reinstall the sharepoint? And if anyone has an KB articles
| that will help, I will be grateful.
|
| Thanks so much
| Vickie
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