I am using BizTalk server 2016 and Host integration server 2016 to connect to DB2 and retrieve the data
Everything is working fine except when text in DB2 is Arabic BizTalk is receiving ??? in data.
I did try this IBM Arabic Language Problem (Host integration Server) but no use.
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[azure] simple question. What exactly a hybrid can do and can not do? I have a Win Server 2019 on premises. Does a hybrid Win Server in Azure acts as a mirrow of my premises server? I have an accounting software running on the premises server and will like to explore how will the azure provides a way for remote clients to access the accounting file using Remote desktop
In 2017 we developed 2 applications that exchanged data over a TCP/IP sockets using the local loopback adapter (127.0.0.1). At that time we were running this on a Dell R740 with windows server 2016 SE and we were able to get a throughput of 1.6 Gbit/s. Now in 2020 we are running the same applications on the a new Dell R740 with exactly the same specs but now running Windows server 2019 SE and we are not able to meet requirement. During the test procedure we are only getting 1.2 - 1.3 GBit/s instead of the required 1.5 GBit/s.
One application is compiled with MinGW and uses Boost 1.66, the other is an Embarcadero project and these haven't changed since 2017. Both applications enable the "fast path loopback". The installation (users, other applications, rolls, etc...) of the Dell server is the same.
Can somebody explain why the local loopback throughput has dropped this much since Windows Server 2016 SE?
We also observed that when the run the applications both applications as administrator, the throughput goes up, what can explain this?
The same test is repeated using 2 10G adapters that this resulting in a better performance than using the local loopback adapter..
I was wondering if there was any method of connecting to a windows 2003 server using Powershell to have it return any data from the server, such as operating system, processes etc. I've gotten different commands to get data to return from 2008-2016 but can't seem to get 2003 server to respond to any commands and return any data.
I have a client that has some data that I need to process. This data is in a closed server that can only be accessed by a Windows Server 2008 server instance, via a specific port on the closed server.
My idea is to create a tunnel that forwards whatever comes from that port to me, although I have no idea of the feasibility of my plan.
Windows Server 2008 instance connects to closed server via socket.
Windows Server 2008 exposes a port that forwards the received data.
I connect to this newly exposed port.
Constraints: I cannot install anything on the Windows Server 2008 instance, so I am left with configuration tweaks and PowerShell scripts.
Is it possible to do this?
I have a lot of experience with Linux servers but none with Windows, I am researching ways to do this, but maybe someone can light the path on what I should look into.
I have 2 servers, a SQL Server 2012 and a SQL Server 2008R2.
Database mail works fine on the 2012 but does not work at all on the 2008R2.
The account and profile settings are the same on the two servers, and on both servers mail sent with the .NET mail interface goes through okay.
I cannot find any differences between the SQL Server instances.
The message I get is:
The mail could not be sent to the recipients because of the mail server failure. (Sending Mail using Account 4 (2016-10-28T14:34:57). Exception Message: Could not connect to mail server. (No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it **************:25).
SQL Server Agent is disabled on both servers, so that is not a factor.
The machine.config and web.config files are basically the same on both servers.
I have followed all the steps outlined in the msdn information, and yet nothing works yet.
Is there something else I should be looking at on the SQL Server 2008R2 instance?
I found the answer to my question.
It is a McAfee setting on our production server.
The setting on the development server is not the same.
The setting in question blocks port 25.
It is discussed in the following:
http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic956956-146-1.aspx