from my experience this is an inherent limitation in NetBIOS internetworks.
If you require netbios name resolution between hosts use unique naming. you
can change the computer name then edit the SQL installation via the ent
manager and the registry to avoid a reinstall.
good luck.byron
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I thought about that, but I also have an SSCE and a SQL server inside that
domain.. Problem, is IIS_DEV doesn't care nor do I belive that SSCE does but
SQL is NOT happy if you rename the server
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From: Ed Esgro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 4:41 PM
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rename the server?...
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Could be that or something else... I need a bit of help.. not sure where to
go from here..
I have a series of trusting domains all on different subnets. They trust
each other.. no problems.. except
I have a domain that has similarly named computers.
So I would have a DEV network with IIS_DEV in it and a DEVELOPMENT network
with IIS_DEV in it also.
Problem? If I try to parse the DEVELOPMENT network first I get an error
saying it can't retrieve the server names, then off a sudden they popup.
Browse through the DEVELOPMENT\IIS_DEV box and find out that its actually
the DEV\IIS_DEV box.
What have I done?
Registered the domain with the IP addresses in WINS.
Created and imported the LMHOSTS file with the servers in the DEVELOPMENT
network.
Now I don't get an error parsing the DEVELOPMENT network but it I still get
the DEV servers.
Anyone have ideas how I might get around this? Its only temporary and I just
need a few developers to access it for ensure things work properly.
Thanks
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