Jan 29, 2011 · The application that I am currently writing needs to be able to query a database located on a remote SQL server. My application can query a database located on a SQL server on the same domain/network, but when I connect via a VPN to a remote server with the same database, the connection fails!

Migrating monolithic mission-critical Microsoft SQL Server databases from on-premises to AWS (that is, to SQL Server based on Amazon EC2) is often a challenging task. The challenge comes mostly from the following: A prolonged downtime window during cutovers that can have an adverse impact on the business Challenges involved in keeping the databases (both on-premises […] Jan 29, 2014 · Win7 VPN & SQL server: Cannot generate SSPI context After alot of searching i found a good solution to the problem when using Windows login to a SQL server while on Win VPN giving the error: Cannot generate SSPI context. trying to connect a laptop with windows 7 to a sql server over a vpn, have checked all settings and changed the .pbk file still get Microsoft SQL Server Login Connection failed: SQL State: '01000' SQL I usually work in my homeoffice and have access to the server from my client via Windows Remote Desktop (VPN-Client = KEO). PowerBI Desktop is installed local on my own computer. At the moment i have no idea how i can connect to the data sources on the remote server. I googled a lot but couldn't find any helpful information. Logging on to SQL Server from a Windows 8.1 PC over a VPN. Ask Question When SQL server gets your login request of is coming from an untrusted domain and rejects I'm trying to connect to SQL Server using a VPN Connection. I need to use SQL authentication for this. Connecting to SQL server over VPN Me Too. Un-Me Too. 1 I was never able to get my domain credentials to connect to the MSSQL datasource over VPN on a non-domain joined computer. So basically from my home computer I have a VPN connection to the office, I can ping the SQL server and there's no firewall restrictions. I can ping the domain controllers as well.

However, we have two VB apps that pull data from our SQL server at one of the sites, and when they are accessed from the other site through the VPN they take an extremely long time to start up, and an annoying amount of time accessing different records once they are open.

Just make sure in your particular VPN setup which is typically done by means of restrictive access per connection that you allow the required access that SQL Server needs. I had a similar situation with our Cisco solution and it turned out the group settings for our connection was disallowing a few port connections killing everything. I want to connect to SQL Server via Internet: I turned off the firewall; I enabled the the DMZ in the router, host address is 192.168.1.24 which is the SQL Server LAN IP; I open port in the router for both SQL Server and SQL Server Browser (1433 - 1434) The server is clearly running, and I would imagine that being able to connect over VPN with SSMS would indicate that the server can accept remote connections. This isn't Flow related like a lot of the other 502 posts, and many of those don't seem to be "solved" so much as they just started working again. Jun 02, 2007 · Technically if your users are connecting through VPN using their network account (as they should) they should be able to connect to SQL Server as usual. Windows Authentication should work

Jun 02, 2007 · Technically if your users are connecting through VPN using their network account (as they should) they should be able to connect to SQL Server as usual. Windows Authentication should work

May 30, 2013 · connecting through VPN to SQL server is same as connecting without VPN. So for start open Sql Server Managment Studio (SSMS) and when Connect to Server dialog appears write in "Server name" and password, you must choose SQL Server Authentification (it must be enabled on server and you must have username and password for SQL server, it is probably different ten remote server UN and pass). Step 1 - User connects from on-premises (over VPN) by specifying Private IP address for Azure VM & port 1433. Alternately, hostname can be used with custom DNS that then maps it to Private IP address. Step 2 - NGINX is running on Azure VM and listening for traffic on port 1433 Click " Use SQL Server Authentication " when connecting with a VPN. By default, SixBit uses a userid of "sa" and a password of "S1xb1tR0x". Versions prior to 1.00.052 used a password of "sixbit". A list of databases in the selected instance will appear in the Database drop down. If SQL is actually running on the same server, it is possible that the client is trying to connect directly rather than over the VPN link. It would depend on what IP address the SQL server's name resolved to. If they are using the internal DNS it should resolve to the internal IP, which should only be reachable through the VPN tunnel.