How to allow remote connections to SQL Server Express

Voluntary DBA · 139K views · 2013 · 6:25

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Stack Overflow users link it when someone cannot connect to a SQL Server instance from another machine and needs the TCP/IP and firewall steps shown in order.

Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2014 to 2018.

What it is

A short screencast by database administrator Jon Seigel (Voluntary DBA) showing how to let SQL Server Express and Developer instances accept remote connections. It enables TCP/IP and opens the right firewall rules instead of switching Windows Firewall off.

What people said

Recommends KADEM Mohammed · 2014-03 · Stack Overflow · on “MySQL and Windows Store C# application”

My advice for you : read more about Database Engine :) cause once you connect you DB Engine to a Database : either it is local or on remote machine (Server) its the same thing when you look at it from your application. 1- First watch this read more about this : SQL Server Management Studio [LINK] 2- watch this (how you connect to a remote database) enter link description here [LINK] 3- Very important is to allow connection from Remote Machine enter link description here [this video] 4- Once you are able to connect to the remote database from your SQL Server, everythg is the same on EF.

Cites Pradeep Kumar · 2016-12 · Stack Overflow · on “Cannot find SQL Instance name on network PC”

There are two levels of security that need to be changed in order to allow remote access . SQL Server configuration : By default in Express, Developer, and Enterprise Evaluation editions, connecting by the TCP/IP protocol is disabled. Enable this using SQL Server Configuration Manager. Windows Firewall: While disabling the firewall entirely will work for this component, doing so is not a security best-practice (nor is it required). (Note: in this section, I assume a default configuration. There are many settings that can be changed which affect these steps slightly.) There are two cases depending on the type of SQL Server instance you're connecting to: Default instance (connect by computer n

Cites Jepher · 2018-04 · Stack Overflow · on “How to connect a C# windows form to a SQL Server database on another computer?”

I was wondering why I can't connect my application (C# Form from another pc) to my SQL Server? I have followed these links, and use Virtual Box as my VM. [this video] How to connect to SQL Server from a C# program on another computer [LINK] Connecting to SQL server from another computer [LINK] Enable TCP/IP from the Configuration Manager Use TCP Port 1433 (IPALL) Restart SQL Server from the Configuration Manager Added TCP Port from the Firewall (also UDP Port 1434, and SQLServer.exe), both server and VM From my VM, I can ping my server ip (192.168.1.10) But I still get this error A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was no