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SQL Server using Enterprise Manager - winproxy

Hi,

I am working in the system under winproxy. I tried to connect a Remote SQL Server using TCP/IP port 1433. But it says that the server not existing or access denied. How can I connect the remote SQL server to run my sql queries from my local system under winproxy?

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SK

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