Hi,
in most of windows server OS the firewalls block sql server network ports by
default
you must allow TCP 1433 port in windows firewall
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For anyone who's interested here's the solution:
Sql server was installed on a separate machine from the mapguide server.
The slq server native client had to be installed on the mapguide server.
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Using Maestro ver 6.0.0.63 I am unable to connect to a MS SQL Server database
on a remote server. I am able to connect to a copy of the database on the
localhost. The error in Maestro is "The remote server returned an error:
(559) MgFdoException". I am able to connect to the remote database using
