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Old 02-27-2008, 06:39 PM
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Hello

I have 2 networks network A and B both networks are running SBS 2003.
On Network A I have installed SQL 2005
On Network B I have Yardi SQL

Both the networks are being controlled by SBS 2003. What I would like to do
is have the SQL 2005 server communitcate with Yardi SQL Server. I have
tried using naming piping but when I attempt to setup OCDB the SQL 2005 can't
communicate with the Yardi SQL and vice versa. I have also tried vpn with
the same problem. Is it possible for SQL 2005 to communicate with Yardi SQL
?
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Old 02-27-2008, 06:40 PM
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The Guy wrote:
> *Hello
>
> I have 2 networks network A and B both networks are running SBS
> 2003.
> On Network A I have installed SQL 2005
> On Network B I have Yardi SQL
>
> Both the networks are being controlled by SBS 2003. What I would
> like to do
> is have the SQL 2005 server communitcate with Yardi SQL Server. I
> have
> tried using naming piping but when I attempt to setup OCDB the SQL
> 2005 can't
> communicate with the Yardi SQL and vice versa. I have also tried vpn
> with
> the same problem. Is it possible for SQL 2005 to communicate with
> Yardi SQL
> ? *


Sure it's possible. As long as you have the right ODBC/OLEDB driver
and you have the proper ports/routes opened up between both servers.



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