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Connecting to SQL Server 2008 over the internet using Management Studio problem

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    I want to connect to my full SQL Server 2008 SP1 on a remote server over the internet using both VS.NET server explorer and MSSQLServer Management, and in both I failed! I tried all the steps described in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345343.aspx[^] but I still cannot even telnet the remote server on the ports (1433 or the one I assigned as in the tutorial: 49172) ... BUT I can ping it and it replies. I even closed the firewall application (NOD) on the server as I have full administrative remote desktop access to the server, and still no progress. (And I easily can connect to server using remote desktop) I really need to connect to the server using SQL Server Management. Thank you all

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      I want to connect to my full SQL Server 2008 SP1 on a remote server over the internet using both VS.NET server explorer and MSSQLServer Management, and in both I failed! I tried all the steps described in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345343.aspx[^] but I still cannot even telnet the remote server on the ports (1433 or the one I assigned as in the tutorial: 49172) ... BUT I can ping it and it replies. I even closed the firewall application (NOD) on the server as I have full administrative remote desktop access to the server, and still no progress. (And I easily can connect to server using remote desktop) I really need to connect to the server using SQL Server Management. Thank you all

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      I once did this in the late 90s just to see if it could work, it did. I was then berated for connecting directly to the sql server via the internet for a number of security reasons. That was DECADE ago when the internet was reasonably benign, you need to implement a communcations layer between your SQL server and your client, it is call a WEB SERVICE or WCF. You are then exposing a service to the big bad internet and not your bloody SQL Server.

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        I want to connect to my full SQL Server 2008 SP1 on a remote server over the internet using both VS.NET server explorer and MSSQLServer Management, and in both I failed! I tried all the steps described in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345343.aspx[^] but I still cannot even telnet the remote server on the ports (1433 or the one I assigned as in the tutorial: 49172) ... BUT I can ping it and it replies. I even closed the firewall application (NOD) on the server as I have full administrative remote desktop access to the server, and still no progress. (And I easily can connect to server using remote desktop) I really need to connect to the server using SQL Server Management. Thank you all

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        check is your server configured for remote connections and is it working locally or not and did you mentioned your dynamic port try this with odbc --> client configurations and assign port number to 1433 and check

        Best Of Regards, SOFTDEV If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it

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