2nd go-round of this problem: I still can't get my web server and my SQL server to communicate successfully (ie login to the SQL database application from the browser window) through the PIX. To reiterate the scenario: My MS IIS 5 web server is located on the DMZ, my SQL 2000 server is located on the inside interface, and the clients are on the outside interface. All servers and clients are W2K/SP2. All servers are latest service pack for their respective platforms. Clients can see the website as a static-translated IP address through the PIX. They can't log on to the SQL application (error message is MS-speak for "can't find database"). All ports are allowed access through ACLs on the PIX bidirectionally through the PIX. Remember this is a test envionment so that's OK. All protocols are allowed access as above. All hosts can ping each other, their interfaces, etc. ICMP is allowed in the config. So, I ask again: Any ideas? TIA, Marc Sahr Network Administrator [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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