Connecting a Server to a PC

Discussion in 'New Members Introduction' started by Ioannoug, Sep 4, 2007.

  1. Ioannoug

    Ioannoug New Member

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    Hello all,

    Just joined.

    Could anyone point me in the right direction in connecting a Standalone 2003 SQL server to a PC which are on a wireless Network.

    Thks

    G
     
  2. jtaaron

    jtaaron Banned

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    the server should be connected to the computer directly, the server should be the main node instead of a router, hub or switch etc.
     
  3. Modey

    Modey Terabyte Poster

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    Hi Ioannoug and jtaaron, welcome to CF.

    In order to help with this issue more background information would be needed Ionannoug. Is the SQL server a standalone server, can you describe the network in which it resides (if it does), is it a member of a domain?

    If the PC has a wireless NIC then it should be able to connect to the server in whichever way you want to connect it (this again depends on the structure of your network). The only problem you may have is logging onto the PC if it's a member of a domain. Only certain wireless cards will allow a full connection to the network before the logon has taken place.
     
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  4. Modey

    Modey Terabyte Poster

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    I don't agree, are you suggesting he connect another wireless device to the server and then link the two devices in adhoc mode?

    Even if you are not suggesting this, there would be no problem with the network traffic between the server and client going via a switch or a hub. It would be highly unusual for it not too ...
     
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  5. Kitkatninja
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    Hi,

    I agree with Modey, there are alot of industry/business applications based on SQL that run on wireless laptops.

    I also agree with modey questions here, Ioannoug what do you mean by connecting? Is it a application using SQL? Or is it that you want to use SQL that's installed on the server via your laptop?

    jtaaron, pop by the new members introduction part of the forum and introduce yourself :)

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