Thanks Mark!
Whilst looking at the update history I noticed that new updates where
available - SQL Server 2005 SP1 being one. I installed it, and all is now as
it should be. Strange but satisfying.
Thanks again
Bob
"Mark L. Ferguson" <> wrote in
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> Your Update history will tell you what has been installed and when. You
> will probably have to take them all out and install them one at a time
> till failure.
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> "Bob Alhat" <> wrote in message
> news:A2439D16-84D4-49D8-8777-...
>> Windows Vista Business:
>>
>> Last week (until end of play on Thursday 23rd October), my Cisco VPN
>> allowed me access to corporate DBs (using MS SQL Server or VB/ADO) and
>> Remote Desktops. Since the weekend however, I cannot.
>>
>> When I am attached to the network (in the office, not using the VPN), all
>> works fine. I am able to access shared network folders via the VPN. The
>> network infrastructure team are adamant that nothing has changed. Windows
>> has installed some updates since last Thursday, could one of these be the
>> culprit?
>>
>> Thanks for listening...
>>
>> Bob, UK
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