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To connect remotely you need to enable the TCP/IP services.<br />
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You will also need to go to the Services and turn on the SQL Server Browser services.
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To connect remotely you need to enable the TCP/IP services.

You will also need to go to the Services and turn on the SQL Server Browser services.

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Thanks but before I can enable the TCP/IP services for this SQL instance don't I need to go to the network configuration then enable it from there?
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Thanks but before I can enable the TCP/IP services for this SQL instance don't I need to go to the network configuration then enable it from there?

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If the computer is on the network the SQL Server Browser services is the network configuration.<br />
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(Provided the firewall is off -- or the holes are punched for SQL.)
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If the computer is on the network the SQL Server Browser services is the network configuration.

(Provided the firewall is off -- or the holes are punched for SQL.)

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Hi Jim, sorry but I am still a little confused. &nbsp;I guess my question should have been &quot;how can I configure the SQL Browser TCP/IP settings?&quot; &nbsp;I am expecting to see the settings as shown in the SQL Server Configuration Manager but I now think that it's wrong.
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Hi Jim, sorry but I am still a little confused.  I guess my question should have been "how can I configure the SQL Browser TCP/IP settings?"  I am expecting to see the settings as shown in the SQL Server Configuration Manager but I now think that it's wrong.

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I can't seem to find the network configuration for the instance MICROSOFT##SSEE. &nbsp;Can someone provide instruction on how to get there?<br />
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Attached is what I only see. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />
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I can't seem to find the network configuration for the instance MICROSOFT##SSEE.  Can someone provide instruction on how to get there?

Attached is what I only see.  Thanks.

Where can I find the network configuration for the MICROSOFT##SSEE

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Microsoft SQL Server 2005

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