How do I enable remote access to my mongo db server running on my own personal windows machine? I’ve read that I need to bind my IP address to 0.0.0.0 in a config file. I found some instructions online for Linux. But I am running a windows server. Any tips?
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I'm not able to connect SQL Server hosted in Ubuntu 16.04 using my program, I believe its because the TCP/IP is disabled for the instance I try to connect (Protocols for SQLEXPRESS under SQL Server network configuration).
How I'm sure because I tried to connect my program to SQL Server that hosted in Windows and it able to connect.
Example my instance name is SQLEXPRESS, so I'm trying to connect through SSMS by using IP Adress\SQLEXPRESS and it fails. But I am able to connect to the SQL if I use IP address only as the server name.
I tried to search about sqlcmd for enable the tcp/ip but all of them just show the guide to change the ports.
So, how can I enable tcp/ip connection for ip\SQLEXPRESS instance in Ubuntu 16.04?
picture below just an example on enabling tcp/ip for the sql instance in windows
I believe the reason why this doesn't work on linux is because it doesn't have a SQL Server Browser application that Windows has available. This application redirects the requests to 1433 to whatever random port it's listening to currently -- this is why it will only connect when the port is specified. In my case this stinks because I'm having to work around an ancient application that we don't have the source code for. I'm thinking about writing a little application that will redirect the default traffic to the correct port for linux msssql.
I have created an Application in VB.NET with database in MSSQL 2014.
I have configured TCP/IP=1433, UDP=1434, Windows Firewall is configured to allow 1433, 1434, sqlserver.exe, sqlbrowser.exe and server's login settings are configured. Application is working on my laptop which is on the same Internet connection as the host computer. I am trying to use the Application on client computer which is on another network and getting NAMED PIPES PROVIDER error40.
This is connection I am using:
Data Source=myServerName;InitialCatalog=dbName;UserId=clientcomputerName;Password=x
Do I need to configure client's computer in any way?
Does your DNS/HOSTS file resolve the remote computer name? Try IP address instead if not. Not sure but not all versions of SQL support remote connections via Named Pipes (can sometimes get round this by using registry hacks to add the connection as ODBC)
I have a database server with ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and there is a natting ip to it.
When I am trying to access the Oracle database server via toad using the natting ip, I am getting TNS timeout error.
Whenever, I go and access it from the unix server (The DB server is installed in unix system), I am able to access it.
The database is properly configured and is working from another ips. But, not from my ip.
This problem I am facing from both database on unix and linux server
I have Ubuntu installed on my laptop, and I'm developing a web application with java, using eclipse, and I want to connect, with sql server. To do this I have installed sql server 2012 in my virtual machine(Virtual box).
I have installed windows 7. I'm using Bridged Adapter setting, to receive ip from dhcp.
I have tested connection with ping command and is running successful, but when I run my application I have this error: Unknown server host name 'PEACH-PC'
the PEACH-PC is the
have you added Peach-PC variable in the etc/hosts file? that may be the case. If not add the ip and the variable there.
I want to connect to a remote computer though internet to connect a SQL Server database. I tried using Teamviewer successfully. Is there any other free tool which can be used in lieu of Teamviewer ?
There are are a few options.
1) Setup up VNC (there are a lot of free VNC implementations). If you set it up, I would recommend setting it up using SSH or some form of encryption so you are secure.
2) Set up a remote vpn connection. If the remote router supports something like DDWRT you can install that and set up you can vpn in to the remote network and access the machine as if you were there locally.
3) Set up port forwarding on the remote router so that when you connect to a specific port (default for SQL server is 1433) it forwards your request to the remote machine and then you just connect to the external IP of the remote router.
4) Set up port forwarding for Windows remote desktop. Basically the same as #3 except a different port and you'd use RDP to connect to the machine first instead of SQL server.
You can use MySQL Workbench tool for this purpose .. it's really simple ...
Just configure a new connection with the tool and you get to access the database remotely...
Just connect directly using SQL Server authentication
Update: or use trusted connection through VPN (IPSec).
If this question involves connection to SQL Server through internet. If not, then it is not development question and does not belong to SO.