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Configure SQL Server to allow remote connections on port 1433
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Configure SQL Server to allow remote connections on port 1433
1. Prepare
- DC16, DC17 : SQL Servers, IP 10.0.0.16, 10.0.0.17
2. Step by step : Configure SQL Server to allow remote connections on port 1433
- DC16 : Using SQL Server Management Studio remote connections to DC17 on port 1433
+ Start - SQL Server Management Studio - Server name : DC17 - Connect === Cannot connect to DC17
+ Start - cmd - telnet 10.0.0.17 1433 === Connect Failed
- DC17 : Configure SQL Server to allow remote connections on port 1433
+ Start - SQL Server Configuration Manager - SQL Server Network Configuration - Protocols for MSSQLSERVER
- Right-click TCP/IP : Enable - Properties - IP Addresses tab - Set IPs, TCP Port : 1433
- DC16 : Connect again
+ Start - cmd - telnet 10.0.0.17 1433 === OK
+ Start - SQL Server Management Studio - Server name : DC17 - Connect === OK
1. Prepare
- DC16, DC17 : SQL Servers, IP 10.0.0.16, 10.0.0.17
2. Step by step : Configure SQL Server to allow remote connections on port 1433
- DC16 : Using SQL Server Management Studio remote connections to DC17 on port 1433
+ Start - SQL Server Management Studio - Server name : DC17 - Connect === Cannot connect to DC17
+ Start - cmd - telnet 10.0.0.17 1433 === Connect Failed
- DC17 : Configure SQL Server to allow remote connections on port 1433
+ Start - SQL Server Configuration Manager - SQL Server Network Configuration - Protocols for MSSQLSERVER
- Right-click TCP/IP : Enable - Properties - IP Addresses tab - Set IPs, TCP Port : 1433
- DC16 : Connect again
+ Start - cmd - telnet 10.0.0.17 1433 === OK
+ Start - SQL Server Management Studio - Server name : DC17 - Connect === OK