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Hello. I see a lot of threads re this but I havent seem an answer. Please help.


I have Win xp pro SP2 with msde, IIS 5.1 and Web Data Administrator on two separate machines.





With one machine everything works great. On the other, When I hit the Web Data Administrator Login button (windows integrated or SQL) it just shows the hour glass and doesnt do anything.





On the one that works, I can change the server to one on our lan with sqlserver and it will link in fine. However with the other, the same hourglass shows.





IIS and msde are both running and seem to work fine. I can browse to localhost virtual directories (I have dotnetnuke running using msde on localhost) and access the database from dotnetnuke and visual studios.





I have made sure my localhost is a "Trusted site" und ie browser and I have enable windows integrated authentication for the default web site and the webadmin virtual directory.





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Our database structure is a trade secret and we cant reveal the structure to the client.

please answer this question by email to me at farhandotcom@gmail.com

Thanks & Regards
Farhan

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