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SeRGi PeReZ


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06-17-05 10:51 PM

I have an installation of Commerce Server and SQL Server in two servers and
different networks, with a Firewall in the middle.

Before installing MSCS I created an Alias with "Client Utility Network"
configured by TCP/IP and the installation worked correctly. The problem is
that later the MSCS console did not work, because the connection to the SQL
Server used by MSCS in "Network Library", used the driver "dbmssocn" and our
Firewall, only allows connections TCP/IP by port 1433. I modified the
"Library Network" with the null value and it already connected with SQL
Server.

During the deploy of the application "PuP" I had the same problem, because
by defect MSCS uses in "Library Network" the driver "dbmssocn" and when
relating the resources of application to the corresponding BBDD of Commerce
and DW, I had to return to modify for each resource so that the "Library
Network" used the null value in the driver.

The problem that I have now, is that the tool "Commerce Site Packager" makes
a last process of connection against a the BBDD and I return to have the sam
e
error, but in this occasion I cannot modify driver and the MSCS uses in
"Library Network" the driver "dbnetlib". The error is the following one:

The following error occurred when attempting to connect to the master
database for DBServer:[DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen(Connect()).]

How I can solve it? How I can form MSCS so that it always uses by defect
TCP/IP?





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    Re: [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen(Connect()).]  
Tomas Vera


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06-19-05 07:47 AM

This article mentions a problem similar to yours. I might help.

http://www.kbalertz.com/kb_Q330963.aspx

-tomas


On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 09:41:05 -0700, "SeRGi PeReZ" <SeRGi
PeReZ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I have an installation of Commerce Server and SQL Server in two servers and
>different networks, with a Firewall in the middle.
>
>Before installing MSCS I created an Alias with "Client Utility Network"
>configured by TCP/IP and the installation worked correctly. The problem is
>that later the MSCS console did not work, because the connection to the SQL
>Server used by MSCS in "Network Library", used the driver "dbmssocn" and ou
r
>Firewall, only allows connections TCP/IP by port 1433. I modified the
>"Library Network" with the null value and it already connected with SQL
>Server.
>
>During the deploy of the application "PuP" I had the same problem, because
>by defect MSCS uses in "Library Network" the driver "dbmssocn" and when
>relating the resources of application to the corresponding BBDD of Commerce
>and DW, I had to return to modify for each resource so that the "Library
>Network" used the null value in the driver.
>
>The problem that I have now, is that the tool "Commerce Site Packager" make
s
>a last process of connection against a the BBDD and I return to have the sa
me
>error, but in this occasion I cannot modify driver and the MSCS uses in
>"Library Network" the driver "dbnetlib". The error is the following one:
>
>The following error occurred when attempting to connect to the master
>database for DBServer:[DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen(Connect()).]
>
>How I can solve it? How I can form MSCS so that it always uses by defect
>TCP/IP?

/*-------------------------------
* Tomas Vera
* tomas (at) sbcglobal (dot) net
*-------------------------------
*/





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    Re: [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen(Connect()).]  
SeRGi PeReZ


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06-20-05 07:47 AM

Thanks Tomas.

"Tomas Vera" wrote:

> This article mentions a problem similar to yours. I might help.
>
> http://www.kbalertz.com/kb_Q330963.aspx
>
> -tomas
>
>
> On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 09:41:05 -0700, "SeRGi PeReZ" <SeRGi
> PeReZ@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> 
>
> /*-------------------------------
>  * Tomas Vera
>  * tomas (at) sbcglobal (dot) net
>  *-------------------------------
>  */
>





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