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- JDBC connection failed, error: TCP IP connection to host failed
Port is 1433, and i have tried using by putting it in connection string Named pipes, memory, and TCP IP are enables in SQL server N W config -> Protocols for MSSQLSERVER
- Docker Advice for SQL Server in Production – SQLServerCentral
Other Advice Please change the container exposed port for SQL Server, for example using '-p 14133:1433' to replace '-p 1433:1433'
- SQLServerException: TCP IP connection to the host has failed
Create a port exception for TCP Port 1433: Open Windows Firewall with Advanced Security In the left pane, right click on Inbound Rules -> New Rule to get the wizard What type of rule would you like to create? Select Port Select TCP and specify port 1433 What action should be taken when a connection matches the specified conditions? Allow the
- Use another port instead of 1433 – SQLServerCentral Forums
Port 1433 can't be blocked if they are allowing remote access, but they can block IP addresses from accessing Port 1433
- Cannot connect with SSMS to SQL Server on Docker
In my case I've been running MSSQL Sever on my local machine + one on docker Turning off mssql server service on host solved the issue : Adding technical reason as pointed by Francesco and it holds true in general for any ports: That is not weird, if the port 1433 is taken by your host MSSQL, your MSSQL on docker cannot use the same port
- Port numbers 1433 and 1434 – SQLServerCentral Forums
The default instance of SQL Server listens on Port 1433 Port 1434 is used by the SQL Browser Service which allows connections to named instances of SQL Server that use dynamic ports with out
- portforwarding - SQL Server port forwarding - Stack Overflow
I forwarded port 1433 to 9082 on my server, at firewall set to allow for inbound and outbound, at SQL Server Allow Remote is ON But, I can't connect to my SQL Server from client
- Port 1433 does not have SSL certificate even after the necessary . . .
But when I ran nmap from my security testing server (nmap -Pn --script ssl-cert <ip> -p <port> or check using Openssl), I was not able to see any SSL certificate on port 1433
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