Re: Starting the servers for SQL access?

[Kirk Goins <kirkgoins@xxxxxxxxx>]

137-138 are Netbios.. ( Netserver ) for Windows Shared Folders on the
system. Are you looking for ODBC? most of my host servers are up in the 84xx
ports.

On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 4:57 PM, James Lampert <jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> I tried removing the restrictions on 448-449 and 500.
>
> STRHOSTSVR *DATABASE still doesn't get anything listening.
>
> ENDHOSTSVR *DATABASE followed by a STRHOSTSVR *DATABASE still doesn't
> get anything listening.
>
> Our V6 box (which *does* have the Database Host Server running) doesn't
> show anything listening on 137 or 138.
>
> I'm sure I did *something* to *intentionally* keep Host Servers from
> coming up, since at the time it was of no use to us, and a potential
> security breach.
>
> Evan Harris wrote:
> > Run a CWBPING command from a workstation with client access installed
> > - it might provide more information about servers and ports required.
>
> The only problem with that is that we're not a Client Access shop (a
> major reason why we haven't been much of a Host Servers shop), and
> haven't been since it's been called Client Access.
>
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