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ODBC Connection to SQLServer Error: 10060 Alan Kwan
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AWS DMS doesn't support server level audits on SQL Server 2008 or SQL Server 2008 R2 as sources. This is because of a known issue with SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2. For example, running the following command causes AWS DMS to fail.
Dear Jugal Shah, Thank you so much for posting this. I am pretty much retired and haven't moved a database system to a new server since 2007. My last client decided to upgrade and it's been a bit of struggle remembering all the details that I once had down pat. My system administrator came across your article and resolved our problem by turning on Named Pipes. I'd completely forgotten about it. Such a fundamental thing that you never have to think about except when setting up a new system. Thanks again.
In case it helps other readers, a couple of note on my case: running SBS 2011 network, website server on separate Win7 machine, and SQL 2008 R2 on another machine. Configuration was done as in steps 6 , 7 and the ports in step 9. The environment had been fine for some time, but then all of a sudden the connections from the website server to sql server started dropping on occasion.
We have the same issue in one of our Windows 2003 Cluster enterprsie 64 bit. There are few instances to which we are able to connect to SQL Server by physically logging on to the server, but unable to connect from a client computer sometimes. After two thre attempts it connects. The error is same as emntioned abaove Error 26. The SQL server is 2005 enterprise edition.
I always like to use TELNET to help diagnose connectivity problems with SQL server. I've seen cases where the SQL server was properly listening on port 1433 and the client machine could ping the IP address, but I was unable to connect to to SQL server. Using a quick:
If using SQL Server 2008, install SQL Server 2008 SP1 post install. Make sure TCP port 1433 is open via firewall exception on the SQL Server so it can be connected to and from Service Manager.On the SQL Server Reporting server, you need to run a few basic configurations and get information ready for the Service Manager installation. Log on to the SQL Reporting server (which may be your single SQL Server box if you didn't put Reporting Services on a separate box). Launch the Reporting Services Configuration Manager, and run the following sections:
The next step is to install the portal. Download and install the .NET Framework 4.0 from the Microsoft download site and install it. Then download the SharePoint 2010 Foundation edition and install it, or use a standard edition of SharePoint.Log on as an administrator to the Server 2008 R2 box that will host the Service Manager Data Warehouse Server (make sure the SvcMgrService account you created is a local administrator). Install the same prerequisite SQL Server components as on the management server.
The WCF Data Services 5.0 release offers libraries for .NET 4 and Silverlight 4 and a slew of new client and server features, including support for actions, vocabularies, geospatial data, serialization/deserialization of OData payloads, "any" and "all" functions in queries and more (including a new JSON format).
Figs. 3 through 5 illustrate my experience with Database Diagrams in a few different configurations of Visual Studio and SQL Server. From left to right: Visual Studio 10 running with SQL Server 2008 on my regular work machine, where the Database Diagrams node shows up under a database in Server Explorer and they work; Visual Studio 10 running with SQL Server 2012 on my dev machine, where Database Diagrams show up, but don't work (error message); and Visual Studio 11 Beta on my dev machine, running with SQL Server 2012, where the Database Diagrams don't even show up, but every other node is the same. The aforementioned error message in VS10 said: "This server version is not supported. Only servers up to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 are supported." 2ff7e9595c
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