component services, DTC network access

I am trying to get an XP machine to insert data into a linked Windows
2003 SBS Premium machine. I have done it w/ XP to 2003 but the SBS seems
to have a different Security Configuration on the MSDTC tab in the
COmponent Services. There are no options for inbound or outbound, only:
Network DTC access (checked)
Network Administration (not checked)
Network Transactions (not checked)
Network Clients (not checked)
Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) Transactions (not checked)
XA Transactions (not checked)
I have done the Application Server option for Network DTC Access.
Any ideas why the screen is different and what I can do to fix?
The server properties say:
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
for Small Business Server
Darin
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Hi
I assume that distributed transactions are not working? You may want to ask
in the SBS newsgroup why this is different microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
John
"Darin" wrote:

> I am trying to get an XP machine to insert data into a linked Windows
> 2003 SBS Premium machine. I have done it w/ XP to 2003 but the SBS seems
> to have a different Security Configuration on the MSDTC tab in the
> COmponent Services. There are no options for inbound or outbound, only:
> Network DTC access (checked)
> Network Administration (not checked)
> Network Transactions (not checked)
> Network Clients (not checked)
> Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) Transactions (not checked)
> XA Transactions (not checked)
> I have done the Application Server option for Network DTC Access.
> Any ideas why the screen is different and what I can do to fix?
> The server properties say:
> Microsoft Windows Server 2003
> for Small Business Server
> Darin
> *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.codecomments.com ***
>

component services, DTC network access

I am trying to get an XP machine to insert data into a linked Windows
2003 SBS Premium machine. I have done it w/ XP to 2003 but the SBS seems
to have a different Security Configuration on the MSDTC tab in the
COmponent Services. There are no options for inbound or outbound, only:
Network DTC access (checked)
Network Administration (not checked)
Network Transactions (not checked)
Network Clients (not checked)
Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) Transactions (not checked)
XA Transactions (not checked)
I have done the Application Server option for Network DTC Access.
Any ideas why the screen is different and what I can do to fix?
The server properties say:
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
for Small Business Server
Darin
*** Sent via Developersdex http://www.codecomments.com ***Hi
I assume that distributed transactions are not working? You may want to ask
in the SBS newsgroup why this is different microsoft.public.windows.server.s
bs
John
"Darin" wrote:

> I am trying to get an XP machine to insert data into a linked Windows
> 2003 SBS Premium machine. I have done it w/ XP to 2003 but the SBS seems
> to have a different Security Configuration on the MSDTC tab in the
> COmponent Services. There are no options for inbound or outbound, only:
> Network DTC access (checked)
> Network Administration (not checked)
> Network Transactions (not checked)
> Network Clients (not checked)
> Transaction Internet Protocol (TIP) Transactions (not checked)
> XA Transactions (not checked)
> I have done the Application Server option for Network DTC Access.
> Any ideas why the screen is different and what I can do to fix?
> The server properties say:
> Microsoft Windows Server 2003
> for Small Business Server
> Darin
> *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.codecomments.com ***
>

Compatibility with sql 2000

Can I Install Sql 2005 in a machine with sql 2000? Will I have problems when the final version of sql 2005 comes out?At RTM of SQL Server 2005 we will support installing it on a machine that already has SQL Server 2000 installed. We have put a lot of work in this area to insure they can install harmoniously on the same machine. We don't recommend installing SQL Server 2000 after SQL Server 2005 is already installed - but the reverse is okay.

Dan|||1. RTM is still a few months in the future, what about right now, will it break 2000?
2. If not, will it be OK if 2000 has Report Server installed?

Thanks.