Connectivity Troubleshooting Analysis Services 2005 connectivity problems (By Edward Melomed)
| Troubleshooting Analysis Services 2005 connectivity problems (By Edward Melomed) |
| Written by Edward Melomed |
| Saturday, 19 May 2007 18:22 |
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After answering quite a few questions on the Microsoft forum and getting some common questions regarding connectively to analysis services 2005 it is time to have a common place for look for information about how to troubleshoot connectivity: There are several causes for connectivity problems.
Just to remind. There are two protocols you can use to connect to Analysis Server: TCP/IP and HTTP. When troubleshooting HTTP connectivity problems, first make to connect to Analysis Server using TCP/IP from IIS machine using same credentials you use for IIS virtual directory. |
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