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Cisco CAD Troubleshooting Guide
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March 13, 2015
<port number> 
is the port number that the CAD SQL instance is using 
according to the SQL Configuration Manager
NOTE:  If you are attempting to use SQL Authentication (not 
recommended) instead of Windows (NT) Authentication, you 
must remove the 
-E
 parameter from the queries and replace 
it with the username and password parameters 
(
-U <username> -P <password>
) using your SQL 
credentials.
More information on SQL connection syntax can be found here:
c. Repeat the two queries on server B. Ensure that all queries run 
successfully and that you can see the version information display in the 
terminal.
These queries assume that the Recording and Statistics Database exists 
on both Side A and Side B. If this database does not exist, the option 
-d FCRasSvr 
will not work. To troubleshoot this, replace -
d FCRasSvr 
with 
-d master 
to access the CAD SQL instance. After you have 
successfully created FCRasSvr database on both sides, you can go back 
to troubleshooting with the above commands using 
-d FCRasSvr
.
If the queries do not execute successfully using the IP address but do run 
successfully with the hostname (or vice versa), make sure that the 
Recording and Statistics Database Configuration node on the CAD 
Configuration Setup utility uses that method to identify the servers.
If the queries do not run successfully, try dropping the port number or 
named pipe from the commands. If the queries execute successfully 
when there is no port number or named pipe specified, this suggests that 
the port number or named pipe used in the configuration is not correct. 
Use 
netstat
 as per the troubleshooting steps above to determine which 
port or named pipe with which to correctly set up the CAD SQL instance.
To assist with troubleshooting, if you cannot connect to the local CAD SQL 
instance using either the hostname or IP address of the system, you can 
try replacing either the hostname or IP address with the local loopback 
address (127.0.0.1) or with one of the Local Server specifiers: (local), 
localhost, or a period (.). For example:
sqlcmd -E -S tcp:(local)\CADSQL,1433 -d FCRasSvr -Q "SELECT 
@@VERSION"
If you can connect when you specify the loopback address or Local Server 
specifier, but not when using the local IP address or hostname, a 
permissions/configuration issue specified in the troubleshooting steps 
above is most likely the cause. If you cannot connect to the local instance