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1.0 RC3: Client can´t connect to server.
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<blockquote data-quote="AlfredENeuma" data-source="post: 315592" data-attributes="member: 83302"><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>good to hear that its the firewall; but, I think you only looked to the firewall (exceptions) of MediaPortal. In my case it was the expception for the SQL server (and it looks like this is your problem also, see your first post "The database backend (provider SQLServer) could not be reached".</p><p></p><p>Just check if the exception in the firewall really looks to the right database; I think the installer has a problem if there is another database already and always looks to the first one. At least, this was the case when it did not work on my system. There is an existing database from another application (MSSQL.1), and the exception was created by the installer only for this one.</p><p></p><p>So I had to add the exception for the MSSQL.2 (which is the database for the TVserver) manually.</p><p></p><p>Good luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AlfredENeuma, post: 315592, member: 83302"] Hi, good to hear that its the firewall; but, I think you only looked to the firewall (exceptions) of MediaPortal. In my case it was the expception for the SQL server (and it looks like this is your problem also, see your first post "The database backend (provider SQLServer) could not be reached". Just check if the exception in the firewall really looks to the right database; I think the installer has a problem if there is another database already and always looks to the first one. At least, this was the case when it did not work on my system. There is an existing database from another application (MSSQL.1), and the exception was created by the installer only for this one. So I had to add the exception for the MSSQL.2 (which is the database for the TVserver) manually. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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