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Hello all.





I am currently running a web server with Windows 2000 Server installed. It is a Pentium II 400 MHz, and also acts as the router on our network. I am worried that installing MSDE on this same server might drain the server resources, so I installed MSDE on one of the computers in our internal network. How do I set up my connection string to access the database on another machine in the same network?





Currently I use: Server="AnotherComputer";TrustedConnection="True";Database="MyDatabase"





When I use that, it tells me that the server can't be found. All computers behind the router have static IP addresses, but even when I type the IP address it still can't find the server. Any suggestions?

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