Failed to connect to SQL server using IP or configured as connection string
Scenario 1: whenwebconfigUsed in documents
< add key = “connectionstring” value = “server = 127.0.0.1; database = database name; uid = Sa; PWD = 1” / > connect to the database. It is found that normal login cannot be performed during login, and a lot of errors occur;
Scenario 2:
Or when connecting to SQL server, enter the IP address as follows:
Prompt: unable to connect or wrong connection.
Solution:
Step 1: check TCP / IPWhether the agreement has been started:
In the “start” menu, find the “configuration tool” in Microsoft SQL Server 2005, open the SQL Server Configuration Manager, click in, select the protocol of sqlexpress, and view it in the “TCP / IP” on the right. If “disabled” is displayed, double-click it to enable it:
Step 2: select “MSSQLSERVER Protocol” and enable “TCP / IP” as well
Step 3: select the “client protocol” of its child node in “SQL native client configuration” and check whether the “TCP / IP” protocol on the right is enabled. If not, enable it:
Step 4: double click “TCP / IP Protocol” to view the property panel to see whether it listens to “1433” port
Step 5: finally restart the computer ~ ~ test login ~ ~ successful~~~
Additional:
If you find that “local” or “localhost” cannot be used, you cannot log in
Solution:
Open C: \ windows \ system32 \ drivers \ etc and find
Hosts file;
Then use Notepad to open it and see if there is any such as:
# 127.0.0.1 localhost
If not, add below;
Then restart the computer ~ ~ OK~~