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Hey I tried to do what you suggested, but instead of the IP (which didn't
work) I did it by the name and it went right in!  So I tried to register it
by name and it went right in!  I don't know why (maybe WINS finally kicked
in)  Thank you for your help.


"Dan Guzman" <DGuzman@nospamplease-earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:VlmW4.21772$S31.460991@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net...
> I don't believe the SP level should make a difference.  Since you are
using
> SQL auth, the domains should not matter either,
>
> You mentioned that you can ping the IP address.  With the default SQL
client
> net library set to TCP/IP,  you should be able to open Query Analyzer and
> connect using SQL Authentication with the IP address specified as the
server
> name.  This assumes the SQL Server is configured to listen on port 1433
(the
> default).
>
> If this fails, please post the error message.
>
>
>
>
> Silverbrain <silverbrain@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:3929913d$0$63128@news.execpc.com...
> > I have modified both Servers to reflect the tcp/ip with their own
> respective
> > IP addresses.  I have tried going both ways, and get the same error.
You
> > say the SP level shouldn't affect them, how about the domains.
> >
> >
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