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Windows firewall blocks your PC port 1433 ?<br />
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Hope this helps ...
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Windows firewall blocks your PC port 1433 ?

Hope this helps ...

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You can do this from another machine ?<br />
Problem is only on that one machine ?
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You can do this from another machine ?
Problem is only on that one machine ?

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Just checked and this is the only machine with the issue. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks,
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Just checked and this is the only machine with the issue.  

Thanks,

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something wrong with the NIC/IP address ? Is the machine still part of the domain ?<br />
Can you ping the SQL Server on its IP address from that one machine ?<br />

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something wrong with the NIC/IP address ? Is the machine still part of the domain ?
Can you ping the SQL Server on its IP address from that one machine ?


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yes I can ping them. &nbsp;Maybe another service is not running??
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yes I can ping them.  Maybe another service is not running??

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Is the machine in the same VLAN ? What about the IP addresses of the machine causing the headache and the server. Both IP addresses should look the same, except for the alst number. If a default subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 is valid at your site ...<br />
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Hope this helps ...<br />

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Is the machine in the same VLAN ? What about the IP addresses of the machine causing the headache and the server. Both IP addresses should look the same, except for the alst number. If a default subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 is valid at your site ...

Hope this helps ...


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And if you can ping the machine, can you connet to it using its IP address ?<br />
something like:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; sqlcmd -S 192.168.0.100 -U sa -P p@ssw0rd<br />
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Hope this helps ...<br />

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And if you can ping the machine, can you connet to it using its IP address ?
something like:
    sqlcmd -S 192.168.0.100 -U sa -P p@ssw0rd

Hope this helps ...


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Yep I can connect via sqlcmd -S
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And what about the network questions ?<br />
what does <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; ipconfig /all<br />
return on both the SQL Server and troubled machine ?<br />

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And what about the network questions ?
what does
    ipconfig /all
return on both the SQL Server and troubled machine ?


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They are one the same network, same subnet, can ping. 
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They are one the same network, same subnet, can ping.

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Very wierd, I did the sqlcmd -Lc and all the network sql servers showed up.. That works...
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Very wierd, I did the sqlcmd -Lc and all the network sql servers showed up.. That works...

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Cannot browse sql servers from PC anymore on domain. &nbsp;I am running management studio and when I browse network for other servers it does not populate any. &nbsp;Also I tried running sqlcmd -L from command prompt and cannot get any. &nbsp;I checked all servcies and they are running.. Any ideas.
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Cannot browse sql servers from PC anymore on domain.  I am running management studio and when I browse network for other servers it does not populate any.  Also I tried running sqlcmd -L from command prompt and cannot get any.  I checked all servcies and they are running.. Any ideas.

Cannot browse sql servers from PC anymore on domain

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