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"Data Source Wizard Screen 1
On the first screen of the wizard, you can specify the name and description of the data source, and the name of the server running Microsoft® SQL Server™ to which the data source will connect.

Name box
The data source name used by an ODBC application when it requests a connection to the data source. For example, "Personnel." The data source name is displayed in the ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog box.

Description box
An optional, description of the data source. For example, "Hire date, salary history, and current review of all employees."

Server box
The name of a SQL Server on your network. If you select a server name from the list, no further configuration is needed. If you enter the name of a server that does not exist as an entry in the SQL Client Configuration Utility, you can create a server alias for the new name on the next screen of the wizard."


"Add (or Edit) TCP/IP Library Configuration
This section shows the options and their functions available in the Add (or Edit) Network Library Configuration dialog box for TCP/IP.

Options

Server alias
Specify a unique name for the server running an instance of Microsoft® SQL Server™ that listens on the TCP/IP Sockets network library.

Network libraries
Specify the network library that will be used to connect to the server. TCP/IP is selected.

Server name
Specify the instance of SQL Server that listens for TCP/IP Sockets clients.

Dynamically determine port
Specify that the Net-Library will determine the port dynamically. The port specified in Port number will not be used.

Port number
Specify the port that the TCP/IP Net-library will use to attempt to connect to the target instance of SQL Server. The default is 1433, the port number Windows Sockets Net-Library generally uses for SQL Server. In most cases, use the default port number. This field is only active when the Dynamically determine port check box is cleared.
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