Answer Posted / javed shaikh
HOW TO CHANGE THE MICROSOFT SQL SERVER 2000 PORT ON THE
SERVER
1. Open the Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Manager.
2. Right-click on your server instance (you may have
to expand the server groups).
3. Choose Properties.
4. Under the General tab, click the button
labeled "Network Configuration". The SQL Server Network
Utility will be displayed.
5. On the right, under the Enabled Protocols, you
should see TCP/IP. Select it and hit the Properties button.
6. The Network Protocol Default Value Setup dialog
will ask for the Default Port for SQL Server (it will most
likely be 1433). Changing this entry will change the port
that SQL Server listens on. Make the change and hit OK to
close the dialog.
7. Hit Apply on the SQL Server Network Utility screen,
then OK.
8. The system will tell you that the changes are
saved, but that they will not take effect until you stop
and restart the SQL Server service. Hit OK.
9. Hit OK to close the Properties dialog.
10. Right-click on your server instance again, and
choose to stop the SQL Server service.
11. Once it has stopped, right-click and choose to
start the SQL Server service. Restarting it will now use
the new port.
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