I am not sure how I would chaeck that. That setting is a legacy from the original SQL Server 2000 in the web.config.
I would remove the port, and set the IP to the IP of the server itself. 127.0.0.0 isn't an IP, it's a routing address, and probably a typo. But port 42424 is non-standard and you probably don't need it if you didn't set SQL to a specific port.
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Re: VS 2003/SQL Server 2005 Access Denied
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I would remove the port, and set the IP to the IP of the server itself. 127.0.0.0 isn't an IP, it's a routing address, and probably a typo. But port 42424 is non-standard and you probably don't need it if you didn't set SQL to a specific port.
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