Sql server 2000 type4 driver for jdbc connection error

hello,
I am trying to connect m ms sql server 2000 database server with type 4 driver.But I am getting an connection error like *"Error Establishing Socket"* .Can any one please help me out?

Well i personally prefer usage of open source MS SQL SERVER 2k jdbc driver called jtds instead of the driver provided by MS themselves(which is proproteriry) as i had similar problem which i personally encountered when i was using it.
go through the below link for further info.
http://jtds.sourceforge.net/
REGARDS,
RaHuL

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