Problem Installing SQL Server 6.5 on NT 4.0 Workstation SP3

Problem Installing SQL Server 6.5 on NT 4.0 Workstation SP3

Post by Gerrit Hoekstr » Mon, 01 Dec 1997 04:00:00



Newby with SQL SERVER needs help:

I have good indication that SQL Server can run on NT4 WORKSTATION (SP3).

I am setting it up as a stand-alone DBMS, and it appears to be relatively
straight forward.
I have named pipes selected, and I select to have the SQL Executive log on
using a local
system account (which has admin rights).

However, in the final thows of installation, the installation program tries
to dial up my ISP number (!) looking for the name of the current logged-on
NT
account. This surely should not be. Installation subsequently failes, due to
a
"Setup could could not connect to SQL Server" error.

I have also created a separate account for SQL Server with admin rights,
and selected to have the SQL Executive
log on to NT using this account. The same error occurs.

Any feedback much appreciated,

Gerrit Hoekstra
WI, USA

 
 
 

Problem Installing SQL Server 6.5 on NT 4.0 Workstation SP3

Post by Gerrit Hoekstr » Mon, 01 Dec 1997 04:00:00


I have good indication that SQL Server can run on NT4 WORKSTATION.

I am setting it up as a stand-alone DBMS. I have named pipes selected, and I
select to log on to SQL Executive a local system account.
However, in the final thows of installation, the installation program tries
to dial up my ISP number looking for the name of the current logged-on NT
account. This surely should not be. Installation subsequently failes, due to
a failed password.
I have NetBEUI installed.

Any feed much appreciated,

Gerrit Hoekstra
WI, USA

 
 
 

Problem Installing SQL Server 6.5 on NT 4.0 Workstation SP3

Post by Darrel Knigh » Tue, 02 Dec 1997 04:00:00



> Newby with SQL SERVER needs help:

> I have good indication that SQL Server can run on NT4 WORKSTATION (SP3).

> I am setting it up as a stand-alone DBMS, and it appears to be relatively
> straight forward.
> I have named pipes selected, and I select to have the SQL Executive log on
> using a local
> system account (which has admin rights).

> However, in the final thows of installation, the installation program tries
> to dial up my ISP number (!) looking for the name of the current logged-on
> NT
> account. This surely should not be. Installation subsequently failes, due to
> a
> "Setup could could not connect to SQL Server" error.

> I have also created a separate account for SQL Server with admin rights,
> and selected to have the SQL Executive
> log on to NT using this account. The same error occurs.

> Any feedback much appreciated,

> Gerrit Hoekstra
> WI, USA

I have had this problem. You need to have a NT network configuration
setup which if you haven't got a network adapter installed install the
MS Loopback Adapter. You will find this documented in the MS KB.

Darrel Knight
* Computer Consultant
Tetbury, UK