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Why the entry is requried in the hosts file for the SQL connecting even though setting in DNS in Server 2012 R2?
Do entries in local 'hosts' files override both forward and reverse name lookups?What can cause a DNS lookup to ignore a hosts file entry?/etc/hosts file setting for no dns lookupHow to have Windows Server DNS use hosts file to resolve specific host namesSince when the linux host utility ignores /etc/hosts?Hijack DNS on my local Ubuntu machine?How can I manually set the IP a domain name resolves to without using the hosts file?Hosts File Failoverhosts file entry for domain pointing to shared hosting accountWindows hostname not resolving to hosts file entry
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Why the entry with fully qualified name is required in the hosts file for the SQL connecting even though it is set in DNS.
Our LAN:
- 2 servers installed Server 2012 R2, they are named as SQL1 and SQL2 and they are in the same domain.
- SQL 2016 Standard installed in each server
- A separate DNS server in the same LAN
The problem:
SQL2 sever can connect to SQL1 from SSMS, but SQL1 cannot connect to SQL2.
The problem is fixed by adding a entry with IP address and fully qualified name in the hosts file in SQL1 server.
We have a dedicated DNS that has a similar function with hosts in windows. Why SQL uses hosts, instead of DNS, to connect remotley? What would be incorrect configuration that cause this issue? Would this configuration be made in SQL, Windows Server, DNS, Domain or others?
hosts
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Why the entry with fully qualified name is required in the hosts file for the SQL connecting even though it is set in DNS.
Our LAN:
- 2 servers installed Server 2012 R2, they are named as SQL1 and SQL2 and they are in the same domain.
- SQL 2016 Standard installed in each server
- A separate DNS server in the same LAN
The problem:
SQL2 sever can connect to SQL1 from SSMS, but SQL1 cannot connect to SQL2.
The problem is fixed by adding a entry with IP address and fully qualified name in the hosts file in SQL1 server.
We have a dedicated DNS that has a similar function with hosts in windows. Why SQL uses hosts, instead of DNS, to connect remotley? What would be incorrect configuration that cause this issue? Would this configuration be made in SQL, Windows Server, DNS, Domain or others?
hosts
edited Apr 3 at 19:20
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asked Apr 3 at 14:46
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Why the entry with fully qualified name is required in the hosts file for the SQL connecting even though it is set in DNS.
Our LAN:
- 2 servers installed Server 2012 R2, they are named as SQL1 and SQL2 and they are in the same domain.
- SQL 2016 Standard installed in each server
- A separate DNS server in the same LAN
The problem:
SQL2 sever can connect to SQL1 from SSMS, but SQL1 cannot connect to SQL2.
The problem is fixed by adding a entry with IP address and fully qualified name in the hosts file in SQL1 server.
We have a dedicated DNS that has a similar function with hosts in windows. Why SQL uses hosts, instead of DNS, to connect remotley? What would be incorrect configuration that cause this issue? Would this configuration be made in SQL, Windows Server, DNS, Domain or others?
hosts
edited Apr 3 at 19:20
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asked Apr 3 at 14:46
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Why the entry with fully qualified name is required in the hosts file for the SQL connecting even though it is set in DNS.
Our LAN:
- 2 servers installed Server 2012 R2, they are named as SQL1 and SQL2 and they are in the same domain.
- SQL 2016 Standard installed in each server
- A separate DNS server in the same LAN
The problem:
SQL2 sever can connect to SQL1 from SSMS, but SQL1 cannot connect to SQL2.
The problem is fixed by adding a entry with IP address and fully qualified name in the hosts file in SQL1 server.
We have a dedicated DNS that has a similar function with hosts in windows. Why SQL uses hosts, instead of DNS, to connect remotley? What would be incorrect configuration that cause this issue? Would this configuration be made in SQL, Windows Server, DNS, Domain or others?
hosts
hosts
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