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    Hello All, I made a Com+ component connect over network to insert , update and delete from the Sql serve in the same network. but i got error means that no connectivity between the server and client. I need to know what is the default ports and portocols that the Com+ user it over the network? Thanks Hay

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      Hello All, I made a Com+ component connect over network to insert , update and delete from the Sql serve in the same network. but i got error means that no connectivity between the server and client. I need to know what is the default ports and portocols that the Com+ user it over the network? Thanks Hay

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      A search in the Microsoft Knowledge Base for COM+ ports to open for firewalls[^] yields what you want. The first result - How to configure RTP dynamic port allocation to work with firewalls[^] is probably what you want. The linked article How to configure a firewall for domains and trusts[^] might also be helpful to solve potential authentication issues. You could also define either a specific unused port for the COM+ component or a static range for all components and open those on the firewall, but the former would be more secure. Don't forget to open ports on the client Also keep in mind authentication. Once you've solves connection problems make sure that you've set up the appropriate authentication and authorization for your component using the Component Services MMC snap-in. Much of that can be configured using the appropriate attributes on your COM+ service, too. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Customer Product-lifecycle Experience Microsoft [My Articles] [My Blog]

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