I have a remote desktop server and I was editing some firewall settings then, I clicked on 'return firewall defaults' and the remote desktop suddenly disconnected and now I'm not able to connect it again.
why that happened and how could I fix it?
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I'm facing a weird problem after connecting with the remote host using ssh in VSCode, the editor lost the connection after some seconds with the remote server (in this case a droplet in Digital Ocean). But when I open an ssh connection with the remote server using my local terminal instead of my local VSCode of my I do not see the same thing happen, in the terminal the connection keep alive for minutes, as expected.
Perhaps an ssh config on a remote server? I don't think so because using the terminal the problem doesn't occur.
So, what fix I can apply to my local VSCode configuration to stop this behaviour?
I had a postgreSQL server/database working in a local area network in Windows. To have access to it through Ethernet I changed the IP in the router settings. Everything was fine. But when I came today to the office, I could not have connected to the server. Moreover, I cannot even create a localhost server on that PC. The error is "Unable to connect to server:" and nothing else. When I turn off the postgres in services it specifies the error with TCP/IP, port, etc. But not when the service is on. When connecting to the server, the pgAdmin asks for the postgres password. Endlessly, thou the password is printed correctly and the METHOD is set to trust. The reinstallation did not help.
What does this error mean? And what is the cure?
I have installed Microsoft SQL Server 2019, I am able to connect using hostname and Windows authentication from SSMS, but when it try to connect to it using localhost or the IP address and port 1433 from SSMS or DBeaver, it doesn't connect.
I have verified the service status, port no, server logs, all looks good but still unable to connect. Can somebody please help?
The issue is resolved after enabling server authentication.steps :-
1. In SSMS right click on conection
2. Go to properties-> security
3. Change authentication mode to windows and SQL server from windows authentication.
After making this change , I am able to connect to the sever using ipaddress.
As the title suggest I'm trying to configure a postgresql server to be accessible remotely. I've followed many guides and viewed some of the other answers here however I'm still having trouble.
The details:
os, windows 10
postgresql version on host is 11.6
postgresql version on remote is 11.2 with anaconda install
I have changed the pg_hba.conf and postgresql.conf to allow for connections to the server.
More specifically I've added the line
host all all xxx.xx.x.0/0 trust
I can verify that the host is listening on local address 0.0.0.0:5432 via netstat.
I can ping the ip of the host from the remote, and I have set windows firewalls on the host to allow connection.
Yet I still recieve the following error when trying to access psql from the remote.
psql: could not connect to server: Connection timed out (0x0000274C/10060)
Is the server running on host "xxx.xx.x.144" and accepting
TCP/IP connections on port 5432?```
I had to double check the windows firewall permissions. The connection was enabled but the application was not set to allowed. It turns out a local user can enable connection but I needed the system admin to set the application executable to allowed by the windows fire wall.
I set up a Postgres server on my computer (windows) at home just to run some basic work when I am away from home, but I am unable to connect to it outside of my home network. I have setup my pg_hba.conf file to accept connections from my laptop and I have set listen_addresses to '*'. It works perfectly fine if my laptop is on the same network as my home computer, but if I go to any other network it fails to even recognize the connection.
Returns the following in pgAdmin4: could not connect to server: Connection timed out.
Any ideas?