Network error IOException: network is unreachable

Environment:
SQL Developer 1.5.5 running on Windows XP Pro SP3
Connecting (or trying) to SQL Server 2000 at remote location.
I can 'ping' the server and have downloaded and added the JTDS JDBC driver from Sourceforge.com to the Tools->Preferences->Database->Third Party JDBC Drivers
I am using a 'dbo' account into the database I'm trying to reach and migrate. I am using port 1433 as directed by the remote DBA.
Unfortunately I'm getting the above error which is very informative. :-(
Any ideas on how to resolve, research, debug, etc.???
How can I insure that the JTDS driver is being used?
Many thanks!!
-gary

Gary,
first of all you can test the connection using the MS SQL Server ODBC driver which is commonly installed on all newer Windows releases by default. This allows you to check the connect details you got and also you have access to the SQL Server
Once checked now verify the SQL Developer installation:
In Tools-> Preferences please check again the jtds-1.2.jar file is shown in the Database -> 3rd party JDBC drivers.
Next step is to add a new connection.
Enter the connect details and manipulate one value by explicite setting a wrong value.
With a wrong hostname that doesn't exist the test button will generate an error: unknown server hostname
Specifying a wrong port will fail with cannot connect MS SQL Server running on <hostname> if something is listening on this port on the target hostname -
or if nothing is listening on the port the Network IO exception - could not create socket is raised.
If you still can't proceeed - then you might think about the offline source model migration.

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