SQL Newbie here -
I installed SQL 2012 on a server and want to isolate traffic to a specific nic. I've gone into configuration manager where Named Pipes is disabled, Shared Mem is enabled and TCP/IP is enabled. I've modified the TCP/IP protocol by changing the Listen All to NO, changed the IPALL: TCP Dynamic ports to have no value and modified one of the IPn enabled values to yes and manually changed that IP from a 169 address to the IP of the nic I want SQL to send traffic through: 192.168.0.1. I've also changed all the other IPn enable values to No, including the 127.0.0.1.
I've gone to the command line and ran netstat -ano and confirmed sql is listening via the IP and port I've specified and only on that IP.
192.168.0.1:1433
My mysqlserver instance is running, as I can run sc query mysqlserver and the command line and see state 4 running.
However, the app, I'm trying to connect to sql fails, despite using a windows account that pretty much has god access.
So. how can I confirm that the client server can connect to mysql server independent of the app?
Jim