>>Hi,
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>>When a client PC connects to SQL Server (EXPRESS) via remote TCP/IP protocol, what port on the server where SQL Server resides is being used?
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>>TIA.
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>Take a look at answers to this question in MSDN
How to find port SQL Server listens toI noticed that on my server the port no. entry is left blank. Do you think it means that the default (1433) is being used in this case?
Also, I noticed that IPs (IP1, IP2, etc.) have Active set as yes but Enabled set as No. Do you know what is the difference?
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