SQL Server + MS Virtual Server Connectivity

Feb 18, 2008



I am testing out server virtualization for our company and I hit a road block when I got to SQL Server. All the test consists of is installing IIS 6 on 2K3 Standard, installing SQL Server and trying to connect to the database in a SqlDataSource in Visual Web Developer 2008. I can access the Default.aspx page at http://server/Default.aspx, but I cannot access the database. TCP and Pipes are on and I shut down the Windows Firewall on both the host and guest OS's.

I can't connect to SQL through code locally or remotely. I can't connect with Server Management Studio from a remote machine (Error: 1326 - could not open a connection), I cannot connect from the host OS, but I can connect locally within the VM to Management Studio.


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