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I currently run the DBXL tool on two connected systems with no trust relationship between them - which is something which I cannot change.  As a result, there is no shared Active Directory or any other method for sharing login credentials. System A is able to access resources on System B, but the reverse connection is not allowed.  I ...

I've recently installed a SharePoint Foundation 2010 Farm with two web front ends running as a cluster and a separate SQL Server 2008 back end.  I was the web servers to load balance to distribute workload effectively and have already successfully installed the trial version of DBXL onto one of them.  Before attempting an ...

I can open the SQLEXPRESS instance using SQL Management Studio set to Windows Authentication using the account I'm using for the install - which has sysadmin role on the SQL instance and is an administrator on the server. Localhost shows up as being on Local Intranet, once I've manually created a suitable application pool and updated the ...

After installing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 1, the process seems to be continuing further than previously.  The error I'm now getting says: Error initializing DBXL Database. Unable to connect to the remove server. However, the SQL instance I'm trying to connect to is the same one as I'm using to install the ...

No, I haven't tried that, but my installation doesn't get to the point of creating the databases.

Thanks for the response.  However, I can't even get to the stage where the application installs; it seems to fail each time when trying to initialise the database just after registering with the .NET framework.  Though I'd like to use the application and it would make life much easier for me, I can't do anything until I can ...

I enabled TCP/IP within the SQL configuration tool and disabled all shared memory.  Now when I try to get to the qdabrawebservice application I now get:   HTTP Error 500.0 - Internal Server Error The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred.

Hi Jim, I've done this and the site now shows up as being on the Local Intranet, but still refuses me access.  I assume that it's Windows Authentication I should be using within IIS, but I don't even get a challenge/response box.  Now sure if I've said this previously, but I'm able to navigate to the location ...

Hi Jim, I went to the link that you mentioned in your post and received a : HTTP Error 401.2 - Unauthorized You are not authorized to view this page due to invalid authentication headers. on both the server name and fully qualified server name.  It also shows up as Internet rather than Intranet site. If I open Windows Explorer and ...

Thanks for the quick response.  Just reinstalling SQL Server at present, but I've tried running it under my credentials before as server/SQL administrator with the same result.  I'll set it all up again though and see if that does it.