TCP 1088 on Server Network Utlitlity - SQL Server 2000

• diogenes1331

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  April 12, 2006 at 6:28 am

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  Upon looking at our Server Network Utility we realized that SQL Server is responding in TCP 1088. How could this have happened? Also, we are observing that changing it to 1433 and then stopping and restarting the service does not take the 1433. Using ETHEREAL I can see that I am receiving the TCP pakages from 1088 still. Is that normal? The next step is to reboot the machine.

• Yelena Varshal

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  April 12, 2006 at 9:37 am

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  Hello,

  Check if the port 1433 is already in use by something else.Use from the command prompt:

  netstat -b

  to see what is using what port. There may be some other application or instance of SQL Server that is using 1433

  Regards,Yelena Varsha