I want to connect to oracle cloud database from SQL developer. for which I am creating ssh tunneling. But I am getting error.
`158.101.174.46` is `public IP address` and `10.0.0.2` is `private IP address`.
But it is giving below error. This is the reason I am not able to connect to DB.
Could you please guide me what mistake i am doing. is there any other way to connect. Am I doing some mistake in database?
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I am trying to connect to a SQL Server Database from Mac(M1) remotely. But don't understand how can I do that.
I have the VPN details below -
173.11.134.34,
User name and
Password
and also have RDP: 192.168.200.235:3388
So, how can I connect using which application in which way?
Thanks in advance.
I just wanted to enquire on an Issue, I faced during the installation of Informatica Server in my PC.
At the time of Installing the server I had to connect to Database, and in that process, I had to connect with a database named : 'infa1' but I am unable to connect to it, I have attached the Screenshots below, Hope you could help me in that matter.
In the above fig, I have issue while testing the connection. It is failing, also not sure what is the meaning of Database Address!!!
I even have the Database ready for connection.
Also yes the TCP/IP connection is enabled and password entered is also correct
My problem is, I am getting below error when I try to connect the SQL Azure database by using SQL authentication from the Azure VM. The problem is interesting because I can connect same database from different Azure VM. SQL Server has a firewall and both VM IP addresses are whitelisted. I tried to make tcpping to SQL destination from both VM works fine. Unfortunately, I don't have access to grab the azure diagnostic log from the destination SQL Server. Does anyone have any clue what could be the problem?
Error message:
Cannot open server "XXXXXX" requested by the login. The login failed.
Congratulations that you resolved the issue:
"Yes, I was able to resolve the issue by moving VM to another vnet. It was using private IP even though it has public IP, I believe because of subnet service endpoint configuration"
I help you post it as answer and this can be beneficial to other community members.
I am trying to connect to a remote SQL database.
I have the access and the sql server is configured for remote login.
I can login to the server from another machine (B) but not from my machine (A).
Both the machines (A and B) are on same domain. None have their IP white-listed.
In short, I do not think there is an issue on sql server side.
On my side,
I tried modifying DTC and firewall properties. (Not sure if the modifications are correct).
Could anybody please help.
Are you trying to connect through software? You said "SQL Server" so I'll assume you're talking about using SSMS to connect to a server?
You said that you can login to the SQL server from the box that the server is on but not from a remote computer. This sounds like a permissions problem to me.
Is the account you created setup for Windows authentication? Should you be using a local SQL server account instead?
Some more information could help everyone troubleshoot.
you set blind address in the sql server config?
When I tried to connect with my Remote Database, I was able to connect susccesfully. But when I tried to connect to my local database, I was un-able to connect. I am curious to know about this Because I dont have any issues in connecting with the remote database.
I appreciate your kind help.
Thanks in advance.
Run SQL Server Configuration Manager.
Under your native client options you'll have "Client Protocols".
Make sure that "Named Pipes" is enabled on all of these.