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Frank,

Could it be 192.168.1.100 is not available at clientside?

Or, could it be you have set and left active a designtime location for
your database?

Try to show the databasename in a before-connect event to see to what
location the client is trying to connect.

Last option: any firewall-software installed, mostly included in virus-
and malwarescanners that intercept connections?

kind regards,
John



ivory intercode wrote:

> 192.168.1.101:d:\myproject\sw.fdb
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> Many thanks for your quick respond Mr Dimitry,
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