What problems are you having are right now? Post your code and issue symptoms. There are a lot of things that could go wrong with an sql connection.
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What happens when you try to connect to the other server? Do you get an exception, and if so can you paste the error? How did you install SQL Server? Is it the full blown edition of SQL Server or the express edition? Did you set up a firewall rule in the server to allow remote connections? There is also an option at install-time for SQL server to enable/disable remote connections. By default SQL Server doesn't allow remote connections (for the express edition anyway) so you may need to configure SQL server to allow remote connections . Also what are the names of the two machines and which has SQL server installed?
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>> i installed it with sql server authentication and not with windows authentication.
That is for password authentication but doesn't have anything to do with remote connections. What happens when you try to connect? I'm assuming you get an exception? Can you post the error on this thread? And have you read the article i posted earlier about configuring sql server to allow remote connection?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914277
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Create a new thread for your question since the topic has changed and post a link back here.
Please mark this thread as solved if you have found an answer to your original question and good luck!
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