Tuesday, 15 September 2015

SQL Server 2008 R2 Connect Via Internet

Hello Friends I came with my new Sql server post for more interesting topics, here in this post i explain about how to connect Sql server multiple location via internet


Prerequisite 
  •  First of all need a good internet connection (High Speed).
  •  Ask your internet provider for static IP for you internet connection.
  •  Sql Server Express 2008 R2 or Any Edition(Minimum Requirement for sql).

SQL Server 2008 R2 Connect Multiple Database Via Internet

Start with Windows Firewall Settings

Step 1:- Run >> Windows Firewall with Advanced Security 

Step 2:- Select InBound Rules from Left Pan and Right click on it and select New Rule

Step 3 :- Open an New Inbound Rule Wizard 

Step 4:- Select Options on Rule Type "Port" on new wizard window and click on next

Step 5:- Next you can select Options On Protocols and Ports windows "All Local Ports" click next

Step 6:- on  Action wizard select options "Allow the Connection" click Next

Step 7:-  on Profile wizard check "Domain","Private" and "Public" and click next

Step 8:- at last wizard set the Name of  Inbound Rules "Name"(Eg. SQLServer) and                          "Discription(Optional)" and click  Finished button to create Rules on InBound  Rules list 

Allow Programs Through Windows Firewall

Step 1:- Allow Programs Through Windows Firewall open with new window  list of allow program to check Bottom of the window click on button "Allow another Program..." and select following Program

Step 2:- Add following SQL Server Program EXE

- SQL Browser Service ExE
- SQL Server
- SQL Server Management Studio

(Also Start Services for listed program and make sure)

Start Service MSDTC

Step 1:- Go to Run and Type "Services.msc"

Step 2:- Open the Services list window, You can select "Distributed Transaction Coordinates "services


Step 3:- Right click on it and select Properties to open Properties window and select on "General " tab


Step 4:- select Start-up Type "Automatic" and click on Ok Button

Port Forwarding From your Router

 Next Step is Port forwarding On you router, Default Sql Server Port is 1433, here i port forward on my Router is 1433

Sql Server Configuration Manager Settings 

Step 1:- Open All Program >> Microsoft Sql Serve 2008 R2 >> Configure Tools >> Sql Server Configuration Manager 

Step 2:- open Sql Server Configuration Manager Settings window, in this window you can select sql server Network configuration

Step 3:- next you can select your Instance, i.e  i secect my instance "Protocol for DEVELOPER2"



Step 4:- Right Click on "Protocols for Developer2" and select Properties


Step 5:- In this window select Tab "IpAddress" and set all the TCP Port options to your Forwarded Port Number, i Set 1433 port click on OK buttton to finished

Step 6:- next Select the options on left pan "Sql server Services " and start "Sql Server Browser " services and  "Sql Server(DEVELOPER2)" services Restart





Step 7:- complete all the step the open the "Sql Server Management Studio" and Login with Client Ip Address follow by comma and  port number like this



Step 8:- now click on Connect  Button You can now connect with Client Sql Server and manage it Multiple sql server on one place

so i complete my post now and i come with another post later,any help regarding this post and any query please leave the comment or contact me via email


Thanks 
Krunal patel
(Software Developer)



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