Iis sql server connection string install#
we have SQL clients on several non-DMZ laptops that can connect successfully to SQL Server.Īnother question: Do the Dot Net System.Data packages include necessary SQL client libraries to connect via TCP? We didn't have to install anything special on our test IIS servers to connect to the database. php or the connection string is ONLY possible after the install is successful. Go to the database properties, which are located just below your solution explorer. In my case, I’ll check basicfunction database connection string.
Select the database where you want to view the connection strings.
This confuses us because our server uses TCP. Navigate back to the SQL Server Object Explorer window. Perform the command below to encrypt the connection string in your web. Go to C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v9. The method below uses the default key provider. SQL Server) (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 53) Use the steps below for encryption and decryption when there is only one IIS server. (provider: Named Pipes Provider, error: 40 - Could not open a connection to Under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections. WhenĬonnecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that When we try using 'Network Service' the web page reports this if run from the production server in the DMZ:Īn error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. Will this work if used from the DMZ? Remember, the IIS server isn't on the domain. What connect string should we use on for the DMZ web site? This works great on our test servers (on the corporate LAN-NOT the DMZ). If we specify a domain account (like the one that works successfully on our test webservers not in the DMZ) the immediately every page-EVEN STATIC PAGES return "Service Unavailable"-I believe this kills the application pool because an event is posted that says there are kernel problems-help! Is this because the IIS machine isn't part of active directory domain?Ģ. For the Application Pool /Identity\ tab for IIS, what is the best practice account to use for the security account? Do we use the predefined "Network Service" selection, or specify a configurable Domain Account? If we use Network Service we get the error message below. What is the best way (or anyway that works securely) for a DMZ'd server to connect to database?ġ. The database server lives on our corporate LAN and the IIS lives in the DMZ so that if it's compromised it doesn't give access to our corporate LAN-the IIS server is NOT part of our corporate domain (Active Directory). we REALLY need your help and are desperate: Our story. Hasn't this been done millions of times across the globe for just about every IIS website out there? Please read carefully. Seems to be the hardest thing to do in the world!!! Spent days and days on this. We can't get our ASP.net web page to connect to SQL Server 2003.
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