I have an issue where users can't connect to a server - Server A - from a pa
rticular client computer - Box B. They can connect to other servers from Box
B - even servers in the same cluster as Server A. On other client machines
the same users can connect
to all servers - including Server A. They are using Windows authorization. I
s there any setting that might need to be changed either in Windows or SQL S
erver on either Server A or Box B that might correct this situation?Sounds like you want to check Client Network Utility and Server Network
Utility on the involved machines.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
"hawthorne" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have an issue where users can't connect to a server - Server A - from a
particular client computer - Box B. They can connect to other servers from
Box B - even servers in the same cluster as Server A. On other client
machines the same users can connect to all servers - including Server A.
They are using Windows authorization. Is there any setting that might need
to be changed either in Windows or SQL Server on either Server A or Box B
that might correct this situation?|||Can you PING Server A from Box B ?
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