JDBC connection issue - Any ALUI 6.5 Guru there?

This is the first time i am trying to install Aqualogic 6.5. Mu OS is W2003 and DB: SQL server 2005. I am having issue with JDBC database connection. According to installation guide i've crated a database user with 'sysadmin' role and set default database to 'alidb'.
USE [master]
GO
CREATE LOGIN [aliuser1] WITH PASSWORD=N'mypass', DEFAULT_DATABASE=[alidb], CHECK_EXPIRATION=OFF, CHECK_POLICY=OFF
GO
EXEC master..sp_addsrvrolemember @loginame = N'aliuser1', @rolename = N'sysadmin'
EXEC aliuser1..sp_addsrvrolemember @loginame = N'aliuser1', @rolename = N'sysadmin'
If thats wrong or if i missed any steps, Can anyone walkthorugh me the steps to create database user?
My present configuration manager settings for portal database:
vendor: mssql
host:localhost
port: 1433
Here is error from diagnostic.bat:
error: PortalObjectsFactory Initialization Failure (Java)
platform: Windows (Java)
failure: FATAL: PortalObjectsFactory Initialization Failure (Java)
recommendation: RECOMMENDATION: Review the exception listed below for
details. Since OpenKernel initialized correctly, this usually
means that the portal database is not scripted or properly
configured, or there is an installation problem related to JAR
files. This may also mean the search libraries are not on your
PATH or LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Try running ptverify.
exception: OKConfigException
OpenKernel configuration failure. This usually means INVALID
DATABASE SETTINGS. Run ptconfig to verify your database
connection. If this fails, check the web application server
user's access rights to the file system. Finally, verify the
XML settings files are not corrupt.
message: Error opening database connection to:
jdbc:plumtree:sqlserver://localhost:1433;DatabaseName=alidb,
exception: [plumtree][SQLServer JDBC Driver]Error establishing
socket to host and port: localhost:1433. Reason: Connection
refused: connect
secondary exception: at
com.plumtree.openkernel.dbutils.impl.DBConfigHelper.setPlumtreePool
DataSource(DBConfigHelper.java:330)
FAILED TO INITIALIZE SYSTEM. YOU CANNOT PROGRESS BEYOND THIS POINT.

HI tks for replay,
weel i am able to connect to oracle and execute some query.
well bea is working fine i am able to open the consile ,oracle db is working fine i am able to execute some sql commands ,alui has some problem sqljdbc error ...i got some document which says to create a plum10 database in oracle things like that....still i am facnig an error at sqljdbc can u pls help me out in this
pls mail at this id.
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