ensure your sql db is listening on tcp ports...if it's a new install that
may not be turned on, and Remedy requires it...if you can connect to the
server via a native client on the server, you can run a netstat-a which
would tell you what port your client is using to connect....


On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 5:47 AM, kathy davis <[email protected]> wrote:

> **
> I know this is old technology, but I need to install Remedy 6.3 patch 20
> on a Windows 2003 server using a MS SQL 2000 Server SP4 database in
> preparation for an upgrade.  No matter what we do, we keep getting the
> following error message on install: "Could not connect to MSSQL Server with
> the values provided.  Check that the MSSQL Server is running and that the
> correct username and password to access the database has been given."
> It appears that Remedy install does not recognize the sa login that is
> created by the MS SQL 2000 Server SP4 install.  We have tried the Window
> Only authentication and dual authentication with SQL Server and Windows
> authentication.  We have created new users with full admin rights.  We have
> tried install using the administrator user.   Because we don't complete the
> install, there isn't a ar_install log to check.  I have searched in the
> ARSlist and other Microsoft forums without success.  I would really
> appreciate any help on this matter.
> Thanks in advance.
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