I'm currently looking to implement a similar setup. My understanding is that an AlwaysOn setup in Azure would be an extension of the current setup, if you were wanting a...

@jeff Moden

If you just need the data to be pushed up to an Azure SQL Database instance, I think you may be able to use Data Sync and set the Sync...

Thank you for your response. Your solution seemed to do the trick. I didn't even realize all that was there. I keep getting amazed how how many levels deep SSMS...

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by  SQLDude.

I've answered my own question. I do need to change the *.mdf file as well as the *.ndf files so that they write/fill proportionally. I use the following T-SQL to...

Please try to disable the firewall and attempt to connect again. Also, be sure that both TCP/IP and Named Pipes are enabled in the SQL Server Configuration Manager and then...

Do you have the firewall enabled? If so, add an Inbound rule to allow port 1433 (or whatever port you are using if different than 1433). You could first try...