BCM for Outlook 2007, integrated with MSOA 2009 Pro on Windows Server 2003
x64. Database(s) running on SQL Server 2005 Standard, instance MSSMLBIZ. BCM
Database shared and MSOA database configured for multiuser before
integration. Ports 1433 and 5356 added to TCP for Internal IP address. Both
app's open on server. When setting up connection to database on client PC
"Cannot find any Business Contact Manager databases on computer...". "osql -E
-S isupportserver\mssmlbiz, 5356" returns 1>. I searched the web till I'm
cross-eyed, cannot find a solution!!

This is best posted in the BCM newsgroup on this server - but this error
usually means the client computer can't see it on the server computer -
either firewall issues or sharing not properly configured. If you are sure
both are correct, check with the experts at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...ic.outlook.bcm

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"MartyNZ" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> BCM for Outlook 2007, integrated with MSOA 2009 Pro on Windows Server 2003
> x64. Database(s) running on SQL Server 2005 Standard, instance MSSMLBIZ.
> BCM
> Database shared and MSOA database configured for multiuser before
> integration. Ports 1433 and 5356 added to TCP for Internal IP address.
> Both
> app's open on server. When setting up connection to database on client PC
> "Cannot find any Business Contact Manager databases on computer...".
> "osql -E
> -S isupportserver\mssmlbiz, 5356" returns 1>. I searched the web till I'm
> cross-eyed, cannot find a solution!!