Changing default port

I know this is not rocket science but I can't get it done. Used the Network
Utility to change the default port but SQL still says still listening on
1433. Stped-restarted the instance and then the entire server. Nothing else
is using the new port....netstat, Port Query, show nothing connected. Any
ideas?"Monty" <montysl@.nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I know this is not rocket science but I can't get it done. Used the
Network
> Utility to change the default port but SQL still says still listening on
> 1433. Stped-restarted the instance and then the entire server. Nothing
else
> is using the new port....netstat, Port Query, show nothing connected. Any
> ideas?
That should have been enough to change the port assignment, check the
following article in case you missed something:
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;823938
Steve|||Just out of curiosity, are you using the Client Network Utility or the
Server Network Utility.
If it is the latter when you go back and check the setting does it reflect
the new value or 1433?
Rand
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Changing default listening port

Hi,
I need to change the default listening port on sql server from 1433 to
another port. The server is being connected to by multiple web sites some
using DSN connections and others not and also via a number of connections
using Enterprise Manager. I'm worried that if I change the port, the
websites will not be able to connect. Can anyone give me some advice on what
will need to be changed to make this update smooth.
Many thanks,
Luke.You can create an alias on the client using "Client Network Utility" and there specify the port
number. Or, you can specify the port number in the server name/connection string. From memory, you
do like SERVERNAME;portnumber, I.e.:
MYSERVER;1067
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"Luke Fields" <lfields228@.hotmaik.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I need to change the default listening port on sql server from 1433 to
> another port. The server is being connected to by multiple web sites some
> using DSN connections and others not and also via a number of connections
> using Enterprise Manager. I'm worried that if I change the port, the
> websites will not be able to connect. Can anyone give me some advice on what
> will need to be changed to make this update smooth.
> Many thanks,
> Luke.
>|||You can change the port SQL Server is listening on use the Server Network
Utility in the SQL Server program group. If there are firewalls between the
server and the clients you will need to open the new port on the firewall
so the traffic can get through.
Also if you are using dynamic discovery of the SQL Server on the network
UDP port 1434 will need to be opened as well.
Rand
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.

Changing default listening port

Hi,
I need to change the default listening port on sql server from 1433 to
another port. The server is being connected to by multiple web sites some
using DSN connections and others not and also via a number of connections
using Enterprise Manager. I'm worried that if I change the port, the
websites will not be able to connect. Can anyone give me some advice on what
will need to be changed to make this update smooth.
Many thanks,
Luke.You can create an alias on the client using "Client Network Utility" and the
re specify the port
number. Or, you can specify the port number in the server name/connection st
ring. From memory, you
do like SERVERNAME;portnumber, I.e.:
MYSERVER;1067
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
Archive at: http://groups.google.com/groups?oi=...ls
erver
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> Hi,
> I need to change the default listening port on sql server from 1433 to
> another port. The server is being connected to by multiple web sites some
> using DSN connections and others not and also via a number of connections
> using Enterprise Manager. I'm worried that if I change the port, the
> websites will not be able to connect. Can anyone give me some advice on wh
at
> will need to be changed to make this update smooth.
> Many thanks,
> Luke.
>

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