Subject | connecting to the server |
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Author | Duilio Foschi |
Post date | 2002-03-01T12:33:33Z |
today I tried to connect a new client to a server running FB on W2000.
The server shares a directory called "database" and the server name is
"server".
I have successfully connected clients running W95 or W98 to the same server.
This time, the client runs Windows NT 4.0 .
As a start, I checked that the server is regularly seen from "Network
Resources".
Then I tried to connect WISQL.
I set the following parameters:
remote server: checked
server: server
network protocol: tcp/ip
database info: c:\db.gdb
user name: SYSDBA
password: masterkey
These parameters always worked with W95/98 clients.
This time, I got the message: "error while trying to open the file"
I tried also
database info: c:\database\db.gdb
with no luck.
Is there something special with WNT I should know ?
This PC is the only one running WNT in the whole office and I was told that
the technician who built the network had to strive to connect this PC to
the server (no further information re the reason...).
TYIA
Duilio Foschi
The server shares a directory called "database" and the server name is
"server".
I have successfully connected clients running W95 or W98 to the same server.
This time, the client runs Windows NT 4.0 .
As a start, I checked that the server is regularly seen from "Network
Resources".
Then I tried to connect WISQL.
I set the following parameters:
remote server: checked
server: server
network protocol: tcp/ip
database info: c:\db.gdb
user name: SYSDBA
password: masterkey
These parameters always worked with W95/98 clients.
This time, I got the message: "error while trying to open the file"
I tried also
database info: c:\database\db.gdb
with no luck.
Is there something special with WNT I should know ?
This PC is the only one running WNT in the whole office and I was told that
the technician who built the network had to strive to connect this PC to
the server (no further information re the reason...).
TYIA
Duilio Foschi