How to check DMZ server connection with internal SQL Server
Pre-Requisite: Create SQL Server account to have access (Full) to the Microix Databases and Read access to the MIP Databases. The new SQL account should be used in the Microix web.config file located on the IIS Server.
<connectionStrings>
<add name="MicroixConnectionString" connectionString="Data Source=(local);Integrated Security=False;User Id=userid;Password=password" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"/>
Deploying Microix Cloud Companion and HTML applications on a DMZ server requires the DMZ server to have access to the internal SQL Server via the standard SQL port 1433. Use the following setups below to confirm
the DMZ server has access to the SQL server. If any of the steps fail, most likely your firewall access from DMZ to the internal SQL server remains and issue and may need to seek assistance from your firewall vendor.
Additional Resources:
Configure Windows Firewall - SQL Server | Microsoft Docs
- Navigate to Control Panel>Administrator Tools>ODBC Data Source
- Click the ADD button and select SQL Server
- Select your SQL Server Name form the list or enter the IP address and instance name if applicable
- Enter SQL server SA account information
- If connection was successful, a list of databases will be displayed when clicking on the database list
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