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SQL Server 2008 | Remote Connection String
Hi experts,
I have an SQL server 2008 on a remote server that I want to connect my local ASP.NET website to.
I copied the same local database files from my local SQL server 2005 to the remote SQL server 2008 and attached them.
The remote SQL server 2008 is on windows authentication while the local is on mixed.
I have the IP, but I am getting an error using the below connection string:
<add name="SiteSqlServer" connectionString="Server=< ip address>;Database=AIIIP;Tr usted_Conn ection=Yes ;" providerName="System.Data. SqlClient" />
1. Is there any additional thing that I missed?
2. Is it recommended that I user windows authentication on an sql sever that is being used for a website?
Thanks,
I have an SQL server 2008 on a remote server that I want to connect my local ASP.NET website to.
I copied the same local database files from my local SQL server 2005 to the remote SQL server 2008 and attached them.
The remote SQL server 2008 is on windows authentication while the local is on mixed.
I have the IP, but I am getting an error using the below connection string:
<add name="SiteSqlServer" connectionString="Server=<
1. Is there any additional thing that I missed?
2. Is it recommended that I user windows authentication on an sql sever that is being used for a website?
Thanks,
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first of all, the remote server is within our network so it's the same domain.
the error says login failed for "domain/user".
do i need to give permissions to my user on that server? but then when i migrate my local website to the actual webserver, i will need to give permission to the webserver's user on the sql server machine! is that ok from a website security perspective? what's the best practice?
the error says login failed for "domain/user".
do i need to give permissions to my user on that server? but then when i migrate my local website to the actual webserver, i will need to give permission to the webserver's user on the sql server machine! is that ok from a website security perspective? what's the best practice?
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you mean the web services' login will allow the sql server permission for the website whether it runs on my local PC or on another server?
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you may need to specify the port.
is the windows account created in the remote sql server in the logins?
apart from that, see this article to start troubleshooting
https://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MS-SQL-Server/A_1881-Connect-to-your-SQL-Server.html