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Problems running a .net 2003 web  application

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Gina Hernandez - 01 Jul 2005 21:24 GMT
> I have a Web application in .NET 2003 that is installed in  a Windows NT
> 2000 ,
> and needs to access to a  Windows Server 2003, that is my SQLSERVER, I
> don't
> know why I  haven't been able to establish the connection between them, I
> am getting the message that the server doesn not exist or login failed.
> I tried to run a telnet, but I couldn't do it either  it says that
Connecting to SERVER .. could not  open a connection  to host port 1433:
Connect failed

> Currentyly, my web  application runs  in a Windows Server 2000 and access
> a
> server that has the same opertaing system, without no problem.
>
> I wonder if there's some kind of compatibility problem and I need to
> install
> something special in both servers, or I have to change the way that I
> establich the connection with the  DATABASE-SERVER
>
> Thanks for your help!!!!
juqiang - 02 Jul 2005 07:49 GMT
u can use the tool "DTCPING" from microsoft to test it
if your db is installed in win2003, u should reconfigure your dtc settings.
The detail info, i suggested u can search it from google site by key words:
win2003 sqlserver msdtc

> > I have a Web application in .NET 2003 that is installed in  a Windows NT
> > 2000 ,
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> >
> > Thanks for your help!!!!

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