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Monday, October 19, 2009

Selectively using secure connection to SQL Server

by SQL Protocols via SQL Protocols on 10/19/2009 9:48:00 PM

Secure connection to SQL Server can be enforced by different ways, e.g. forcing encryption by using “ForceEncryption” property under the Network Configuration in the server. But this setting will force all clients to use encryption and any client that is not able to use an encrypted connection will fail. If you need to connect to SQL Server selectively here is how to achieve this: You can take advantage of the two client settings, “Force Protocol Encryption” and “Trust Server Certificate” and tw ...

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Selectively using secure connection to SQL Server

by SQL Server Connectivity via SQL Protocols on 10/19/2009 9:48:00 PM

Secure connection to SQL Server can be enforced by different ways, e.g. forcing encryption by using “ForceEncryption” property under the Network Configuration in the server. But this setting will force all clients to use encryption and any client that is not able to use an encrypted connection will fail. If you need to connect to SQL Server selectively here is how to achieve this: You can take advantage of the two client settings, “Force Protocol Encryption” and “Trust Server Certificate” and tw ...

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Are you going to SQL PASS Nov. 3rd- Nov. 5th?

by marksou via Microsoft SQL Server Development Customer Advisory Team on 10/19/2009 1:47:00 PM

Are you going to SQLPASS in Seattle on Nov 3rd-Nov 5th?   If you are going or even thinking about it, then read about how you can spend some quality time with the SQLCAT team.   We will be there with our famous ugly lime green shirts, so you won’t miss us.   The new exciting addition the SQLCAT will partake in this upcoming PASS is the SQL Server Clinic.   The SQL Server Clinic will be open every day during PASS starting after the keynote until 6:00pm.&nbs ...

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