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  1. #1
    Narto Guest

    How to connect database server with different network


    Hi all,

    I have problem with my database application. I have two networks with separate
    network address(A and B). The database server at network "A" and clients
    at network B. How to connect clients in B area with VB to the server in A
    area with TCP/IP connection(the clients in B area can't found netbios name
    server in A area but the clients in B area can ping IP address in A area).
    For your information, my database server is SQL Server and this application
    is not web application.

    Regards,
    Narto

  2. #2
    Miha Markic Guest

    Re: How to connect database server with different network

    On B side try adding sql server's alias into Client Network Utility (using
    TCP/IP or some other protocol)
    On B side try connecting to sql server with this alias (using Enterprise
    Manager).
    If you are using ADO then just set up a UDL file or create a connection
    string and there you are.

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    Miha
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    "Narto" <narto_gens@hotmail.com> wrote in message
    news:3afa6c68@news.devx.com...
    >
    > Hi all,
    >
    > I have problem with my database application. I have two networks with

    separate
    > network address(A and B). The database server at network "A" and clients
    > at network B. How to connect clients in B area with VB to the server in A
    > area with TCP/IP connection(the clients in B area can't found netbios name
    > server in A area but the clients in B area can ping IP address in A area).
    > For your information, my database server is SQL Server and this

    application
    > is not web application.
    >
    > Regards,
    > Narto




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