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Posted by James on March 12, 2007, 10:48 am
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options Doug McIntyre wrote:
> achipl@gmail.com writes:
>> I've established VPN connection between home (Windows XP HE) and work
>> network (Windows XP HE). At work I've got software which is working
>> with msde. It's light version of mssql. I don't know too much about
>> vpn and mssql but what I've done:
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>> I've setup alias (cliconfg) at my laptop. In local network it was work
>> fine (I was able to connect with server and use database). It doesn't
>> work via VPN. I can ping computer (by name and IP), check shared files
>> but I can't connect to database. Any solutions or ideas ?
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> MSDE by default doesn't listen on a TCP socket, so you wouldn't be
> able to connect to it remotely over a VPN?
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> Its possible to make it do so by editing the registry and putting in
> some magic values in the right spot as long as you run WinXP.
> Later OS's try to protect you more..
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> So, unless you've done the magic, its not going to work?
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Not being far along in this area myself would it be possible for him to
setup msql to export the data on a timed basis to a local file at work.
Import that data into an excel spreadsheet and then vpn into that
spreadsheet from home? Just a possible workaround thought. This has
been done on IBM AS400's in the past to get data into excel so it may
work here as well.
Just a thought.
James
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