service broker route in sql server

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hello to all,

i am confused about routing in sql server service broker.
i want to communicate 2 instances on different servers.
1 instance name is abc and other is xyz\user.

what should be tcp route for both.

for first tcp://abc:4022 for second tcp://xyz\user:4022 is it right????

Posted 9-Jan-13 21:20pm

junaidcodeproject

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junaidcodeproject · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-13T22:28:00

Solution 1

The issue is resolved my self.

Sql server instance name is not used in tcp address. It should be the ip of the computer or the computer name.
so route for both should be

tcp://ip:4022
or
tcp://computername:4022

Posted 13-Feb-13 22:28pm

junaidcodeproject