SQL2000 to Oracle 9i Migration - Connection refused

I am having trouble connecting to SQL Server through SQL Developer 1.2.1 Build 32.13.
I am on XP Profesional SP2, had downloaded and install jtds-1.2.2 and when i try to connect i am getting the error, 'Status Failure - Network Error IOException: Connection Refused: connect'
my default port is 1433
i have enabled the TCP/IP at the Sqlserver and also disabled the firewall
i don't have this problem in sql2005, but sql2000 send me this error..
Can anyone help me??

Can you telnet to 1433 on machine 1433?
$ telnet servername 1433
Trying 10.169.123.125...
Connected to servername.ie.oracle.com.
Escape character is '^]'.
^]
telnet> quit
Connection closed.
$ telnet servername 1432
Trying 10.169.123.125...
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
$
Demonstrating on this network that servername is accepting some sort of connections on 1433
and not on 1432.
Depending on whether there is something accepting connections will help diagnose where the problem is.
-Turloch

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