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  1. namuheno

    newbie question re: hiding sql server from browse list

    Thanks Tony, This is obviously a twisted problem. I have been able, on a limited basis to get "some" machines to disappear, but removing named pipes causes other problems for some of the servers. I really appreciate your follow through in an effort to help. At the end of the day, I've taken a...
  2. namuheno

    newbie question re: hiding sql server from browse list

    Even more apologies... since that didn't work. After checking "Hide Server" and restarting the local service, I still see that server listed in the "Select/Browse" list on another system' Query Analyzer.... Sorry to be a pain, but I'm out of my depth.
  3. namuheno

    newbie question re: hiding sql server from browse list

    Hmmmmm... Hence the term NEWBIE!! Many thanks.
  4. namuheno

    newbie question re: hiding sql server from browse list

    Can someone tell me if it is possible to prevent a local/personal version of SQL Server 2000 from advertising itself in the server browse list. i.e. when you bring up Query Analyzer, you have a list of servers that are available and I would like to hide the presence of several servers from that...

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