I don't know the answer. If you install the client tools (Query Analyzer, etc..) on another computer, and try connecting using the various IP addresses it should be easy enough...

The datasource is the name of the database (such as Northwind)

The URL is the IP address of the server (or 127.0.0.1 if the web server is on the same machine...

In ASP.NET, you can try this code:

string MyConnectionString =

string.Format("Provider=SQLOLEDB; Data Source={0}; " +

" Initial Catalog={1};User ID={2}; Password={3}",

URL, DBName, UserID, Password);

OleDbConnection _connection =...