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<blockquote data-quote="Jay_UK" data-source="post: 698834" data-attributes="member: 98509">Hi there,Sorry for not getting back sooner....You say it works for the TV Server PC (so in theory you have it set up as singleseat), but you also have another client HTPC that is configured to connect to the TV Server?The logs above are from the client HTPC I assume (I hope so or you have big problems!) lolWhen you say port 554 is available, is that checking from your client to the TVServer? Ie making sure the firewall is not causing a problem?The other thing to test/check (this is from memory as I now run mysql), is that you have remote TCPIP connectivity enabled on MS SQL. I'm not sure what version you are running? But try the following:From the start Menu go to the SQL Express menu folder.In there launch &quot;SQL Server Configuration Manager &quot;Then click on protocols?Enable TCP/IPThis might require a restart of MS SQL/TV ServerMany thanks,J.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay_UK, post: 698834, member: 98509"] Hi there, Sorry for not getting back sooner.... You say it works for the TV Server PC (so in theory you have it set up as singleseat), but you also have another client HTPC that is configured to connect to the TV Server? The logs above are from the client HTPC I assume (I hope so or you have big problems!) lol When you say port 554 is available, is that checking from your client to the TVServer? Ie making sure the firewall is not causing a problem? The other thing to test/check (this is from memory as I now run mysql), is that you have remote TCPIP connectivity enabled on MS SQL. I'm not sure what version you are running? But try the following: From the start Menu go to the SQL Express menu folder. In there launch "SQL Server Configuration Manager " Then click on protocols? Enable TCP/IP This might require a restart of MS SQL/TV Server Many thanks, J. [/QUOTE]

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