I've been trying to connect SSMS 2014 with my database for quite a while now but it's still not working.
I hosted my website on versio.nl that uses directadmin. I've added my IP to the access hosts of my database. I forwarded port 3306 on my router and disabled my firewall. I use the correct data to connect to the database but everytime I try to do it I get the message:
Cannot connect to XXX.XX.XXX.XXX
Named Pipes Provider, error: 40
and a MySQL Server error 53
Is there anything I missed here? Maybe in the directadmin console?
Thanks in advance
As per my understanding port no 3306 default used for MySQL And SQL Server has default port 1433 So please check it again:
To Resolve this you can follow below steps:
SQL services should be started
Enable Named Pipes SQL Configuration Manager ==> SQL Server Network Configuration ==> Protocols ==> Named Pipes ==> Right-click ==> Restart
Check "SQL Server Authentication" or "Windows Authentication mode" Optoins
Use correct Server Name.
More step by step i founded here
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I try to login to SQL SERVER 2008 from another computer (IP is 10.225.3.137).
The database name is MSSQLSERVER2008, TCP protocol is port 49172.
The account is SQL Server Authentication.
I read from an article here to login to the database engine from another computer. Server name is "tcp:10.225.3.137,49172" and it works.
Here is the sceenshot:
I try to login from another computer to this database with server name is "10.225.3.137\MSSQLSERVER2008" but it doesn't work. Here is the screenshot. However, with the same server name on computer that installed SQL SERVER 2008, it works.
Anyone here can explain for me please? And how to login to that database from another computer with server name is "10.225.3.137\MSSQLSERVER2008"?
Be sure that SQL server is listening on default port and is set up for remote access and firewall is set up for default port 1433 and TCP/IP connections are enabled.
Looking at both images, it looks like it is not listening on port 1433 but 49172. Then change your connection to read:
10.225.3.137,49172\MSSQLSERVER2008
(you might prefix with tcp:)
Note: I have an old series of videos on youtube if you kike to watch, that shows setting up SQL server express locally and then connecting from remote using a custom port (search for "AccuSQL installation" on youtube and you would see 4 parts of videos - part 3 or 4 was about remote connection).
And BTW that is called an "INSTANCE" not database.
I created an Azure SQL Server. I have set the firewall, added my IP address to the rules. I tried to log in using SQL Server Managment Studio but got the network error every time. I am using the Server Admin Login and password created while creating the SQL server. Are there any more steps required to log into the SQL Server?
Note: I also enabled port 1433 for inbound connections on my PC.
According to the error message, we should check the server name of the database.
We can select the database here, and SQL Server Managment Studio will type the server name automatically:
Another way, we can find the information via azure portal, then type the server name manually:
It seems you are using named pipes to connect to SQL database. What happens if you specify TCP/IP protocol in advanced properties tab?
Thanks Everyone for your inputs. The only issue was, the firewall was blocking the port 1433. After opening it, I could connect to the SQL Server hosted in Azure. The link below mentions the requirement to open the said port. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sql-database/sql-database-develop-direct-route-ports-adonet-v12
I've downloaded and installed SQL Server 2014 Express on Windows 10, I've been through this loop at least 3 times now. The installation completes without warnings or errors. I have chosen to use Window authentication. I'm trying to use HeidiSQL to connect to SQL Server. I already have MariaDB installation and am able to connect to that using HeidiSQL.
When I connect to MariaDB I am able to select Databases from the drop down combo, but not for SQL Server. I don't seem to be able to connect with HeidiSQL.
In HeidiSQL, the settings are:
Network type: Microsoft SQL Server (TCP/IP, experimental)
Hostname / IP: 127.0.0.1
Ticked checkbox 'Use Windows authentication'
Port: 1433
I can't select a Database, if I click on the Open button after a while it comes up with:
SQL Error(17): [DBNETLIB]ConnectionOpen (COnnect()).]SQL does not exist or access denied SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
In order to use HeidiSQL's network type Microsoft SQL Server (TCP/IP), you need to activate TCP/IP protocol in your MSSQL configuration.
Further on, I am unsure if Windows authentication worked for me, as I'm always using the default SA user, which is created while installing SQL Server.
Apart from that, you should be able to connect using <yourmachine>\SQLEXPRESS on port 1433.
Use Microsoft SQL Server (named pipe) as Network type and .\SQLEXPRESS for Hostname / IP
SQL Server Express by default installs as a named instance called SQLEXPRESS - so for your "hostname", try one of these:
.\SQLEXPRESS
(local)\SQLEXPRESS
yourmachine\SQLEXPRESS
your-ip-address\SQLEXPRESS
Those should work.
I am trying to connect to MS SQL Server hosted on a network. Windows authentication and SQL Server mode is enabled (both). I cannot connect
[DBNETLIB]SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
[DBNETLIB]ConnectionOpen (Connect()).
Can anybody suggest how to provide the server name when there exists a domain and please be explicit with slashes if any.
Assuming your client is on the same network and all of the DNS records are working correctly (try pinging the server to see if it's available).
You could try connecting using the IP address
If you are trying to connect to a named instance use server\instance
Check that you are not being blocked by the Windows Firewall on either your machine or the server (at the very least port 1433 will need to be open for a default SQL instance)
make sure you enabled the following in Configuration Manager :
SQL Server Network Configuration
- Protocols
--- TCP/IP - Enabled
SQL Server Network Configuration (32bit and 64bit)
- TCP/IP - Enabled
- Name Pipes - Enabled
and make sure SQL Server Instance is logged on as a domain account for you to be able to execute network backup.
try opening sql thru SSMS if named instance use IP/name of instance
else just the IP
and log in as "sa"
I'm so frustrated I'm going to give all of my rep points if someone can help me with this.
Scenario:
There was a domain name change and the development server had a SQL Server Express working. Since I have forgotten the SA password and was not able to login with any account from the new domain I decided to uninstall and re-install a new SQL Server 2008 R2 Express.
I installed SQL Server Express from WPI with management studio. After the installation I can open the local server with Management Studio, but cannot open from a remote Management studio.
What I did to try to figure out WTH is going on:
I made sure Remote connection was checked on the SQL Options "Connections"
I enable TCP/IP and Named Pipe on SQL Server Configuration for my instance SQLEXPRESS
I ensure that the port was OK on Properties of TCP/IP of the SQL Server Configuration, there were no value at first, so I manual entered 1433, stop, start the server, try to connect.
a) I even try playing with the Active / Enable value, and with a stop, start, re-try in between every any changes.
Disable the Windows Server 2008 firewall, even added a manual rules for 1433.
Make sure the instance name was good on hkey_local..\software\ms\sql\... and the one I see on the local Management Studio, it's SQLEXPRESS
I can ping the server with its name or ip address, I even tried to connect with the IP address as well.
I'm just trying to connect from another server with another Management Studio, and here is the error I get:
Cannot connect to DEVSERVER\SQLEXPRESS.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while
establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or
was not accessible. Verify that the instance name is correct and that
SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. (provider: SQL
Network Interfaces, error: 26 - Error Locating Server/Instance
Specified) (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: -1)
The server is a Windows Server 2008 x64
What a time waster
TIA for any tips, can't believe what's happening.
UPDATE:
I telnet from the remote server on port 80 just to make sure it's not a network problem, and I got HTML result, since firewall is disabled, and tcp/ip is enabled, SQL Browser started, Remote connection is activated it's hard to put the finger on what's not OK.
We had the same problem, finally figured out that a dynamic port entry has to be given along with the SQLExpress login .. ie 192.168.1.25\SQLEXPRESS,45490... then it allowed the login to happen.
We had installed a new SQLEXPRESS 2008 R2 (Windows 7 Professional Edition) in a new machine & was trying to connect to this DB from another machine from the mgmt studio and it was not connecting, nor was it connecting from any of the client machines.
We tried to check the SQLEXPRESS Browser / TCPIP was enabled and spent couple of hrs before we we figured out that the Dynamic port was causing this issue.
You can find this information, Open the SQLEXPRESS Configuration Manager, Select SQL Server Network Configuration on the left menu![Configuration Manager][1]
Select Protocol for SQLEXPRESS
You will find the TCPIP Enabled on the right side, click on the TCPIP and select properties
go to IPALL .. you will find the dynamic port info there.
btw, we tried installation on two HP PCs had the same issue & was solved with the dynamic port, while when we tried the installation on the ACer PC - did not get this dynamic port issue - so not really sure if it had anything to do with the OEM OS setup !?
However, the above solved our situation.
Last time this has happened to me, it was because I forgot about the SQL Server Browser service.
Did you try these steps: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlexpress/archive/2005/05/05/415084.aspx ?
SQLEXPRESS is named instance, so it doesnt listen on 1433 port (it's for default instance). Try this:
Disable firewall
Start SQL Browser
Try to connect from remote machine
My problem solved by using the server configuration manager to disable the dynamic port (blank = disable), and fix the port to 1433