Windows 2000 can't connect to SQL Server 2014 We have an old workstation running Windows 2000 that must connect to MSSQL14 running on Windows server 2012 R2.
When i try to create an ODBC using:


sa
TCP/IP (ex. 123.456.789.012)
not dynamic port 1434 (the one we use on every other workstation successful) 


it gives me this error:


  Impossible to connect
  
  SQLState: '01000'
  
  Sql server error: 1006 Impossible to connect
  
  SQLState: '08001'
  
  Sql Server error: 17


I think it's driver fault, but I can't find something useful...
On the workstation there is this driver: Sql Server driver 2000.80.194.00

We need to change this workstation, but I need to make it works ASAP until that moment.

Can someone help me?
Community wiki answer:

I would try installing the SQL Server 2005 Native Client in the Feature Pack for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - April 2006.

Please note also that post says Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 is required to be supported.