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Connecting to SQL Server across VPN
I have a PPTP VPN tunnel created with two Netopia routers. SQL Server is on
192.168.10.0. The database is on a folder that is shared and 'Everybody' has full control. The POS is on 192.168.11.0 and has drive X mapped to the share on the server with the database. The POS software gets a SQL access denied error connecting to the database on the server. POS terminal on the same network connect without any trouble. How can I work around this? We are using Microsoft Retail Management POS system. Thanks Hi,
Create a Server Alias using Client network utility, specifying TCP IP as protocol. After that use the new Alias server name to connect to sql server. Thanks Hari SQL Server MVP Show quoteHide quote "Rob_Wal" <r042wal@dontspammeatgmail.com> wrote in message news:evofEf1WFHA.1404@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... >I have a PPTP VPN tunnel created with two Netopia routers. SQL Server is >on 192.168.10.0. The database is on a folder that is shared and >'Everybody' has full control. > > The POS is on 192.168.11.0 and has drive X mapped to the share on the > server with the database. The POS software gets a SQL access denied error > connecting to the database on the server. POS terminal on the same > network connect without any trouble. > > How can I work around this? We are using Microsoft Retail Management POS > system. > > Thanks > I successfully connected across a PPTP VPN and then to SQL server, but it
was a very round-about way. It was necessary that I have a permanent VPN tunnel up and performance was an issue. This made it necessary to have two routers create the tunnnel instead of SBS, however, getting there was a chore and I thought I would share this. I first established a PPTP tunnel between the two Netopia R910 routers. Then on the remote POS terminal (192.168.11.2), I created an entry in LMHOST pointing the server (tpsrvr01) to 192.168.10.2. Then I changed the DNS on the the POS to point to the SBS server, 192.168.10.2. I then tried to manually join the domain, but an error was thrown up that no domain controller could be contacted when I changed from workgroup to thepatch.loca I stopped the router from answering PPTP requests and forwarded PPTP requests to RRAS on the SBS server. I created a PPTP VPN connection on the POS, made a connection to the SBS server, then joined the domain. When the workstaion rebooted, I check off the dialup box on the login screen, made a VPN connection first, and logged on to the domain. After all this was successful, I got the VPN tunnel going again between the two routers and the POS terminal logged on fine to the SBS server. I was also able to connect to the SQL server database for the POS too. Show quoteHide quote "Rob_Wal" <r042wal@dontspammeatgmail.com> wrote in message news:evofEf1WFHA.1404@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... >I have a PPTP VPN tunnel created with two Netopia routers. SQL Server is >on 192.168.10.0. The database is on a folder that is shared and >'Everybody' has full control. > > The POS is on 192.168.11.0 and has drive X mapped to the share on the > server with the database. The POS software gets a SQL access denied error > connecting to the database on the server. POS terminal on the same > network connect without any trouble. > > How can I work around this? We are using Microsoft Retail Management POS > system. > > Thanks >
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