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    Steve Robitzsch Guest

    Need to configure SQL server for TCP/IP & Named Pipes

    I have a question. When my SQL server was originally configured, it was only setup to use named pipes. Now I am needing to setup a P&M server (through Site Server 3.0), but I must have my SQL server to accept tcp/ip network connections. I don't know how to enable named pipes & tcp/ip. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Steve Robitzsch

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    Greg Guest

    Need to configure SQL server for TCP/IP & Named Pipes (reply)

    use SQL Server setup --> change network support --> select network protocol


    On 2/23/99 10:54:43 AM, Steve Robitzsch wrote:
    > I have a question. When my SQL server was originally configured, it was
    > only setup to use named pipes. Now I am needing to setup a P&M server
    > (through Site Server 3.0), but I must have my SQL server to accept tcp/ip
    > network connections. I don't know how to enable named pipes & tcp/ip.
    > Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Steve Robitzsch

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    brucat Guest

    Need to configure SQL server for TCP/IP & Named Pipes (reply)

    I'm not sure exactly what has to be done on the server side, but
    I had to set up the client side to connect thru TCP/IP. For my
    16-bit applications, I had to modify the client's Win.ini in the [SQL Server]
    section and put the following entry:
    myservername=DBMSSOC3,xx.xxx.x.xxx,1433
    myservername is the name of your sql server, DBMSSOC3 is the DLL that
    is needed for the connection, xx.xxx.x.xxx represents the IP address
    of your sql server, and 1433 is the port.

    For 32 bit applications, I had to modify the client registry as follows:
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMICROSOFTMSSQLServerClie ntConnectTo
    myservername=DBMSSOCN,xx.xxx.x.xxx,1433

    These dlls will need to be in your application directory or in the
    client's path:
    16-bit applications - will need DBMSSOC3.DLL
    32-bit applications - will need DBMSSOCN.DLL

    Hope this helps.



    On 2/23/99 10:54:43 AM, Steve Robitzsch wrote:
    > I have a question. When my SQL server was originally configured, it was
    > only setup to use named pipes. Now I am needing to setup a P&M server
    > (through Site Server 3.0), but I must have my SQL server to accept tcp/ip
    > network connections. I don't know how to enable named pipes & tcp/ip.
    > Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Steve Robitzsch

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