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IOException: Connection refused" During Jira DB configuation10-1Ben SDec 02, 2011 · Trying to connect to mssql server 2008 java.sql.sqlexception network error ioexception connection reset database in Jira o Created new database o Created new
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login/user with db_owner permissions on new database o Used config.bat for config § Entered ‘localhost’ jira network error ioexception: connection refused: connect (no quotes) for hostname § Database, username & password § Port 1433 § Schema: blank o When i test connection I get ‘Could not connect
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to the DB: Network error IOException: Connection refused: connect’ o I’ve checked that the default port on sql server is 1433 and that it’s a static port. o Firewall: it is on (but i tried testing the connection w/the firewall down and still got this error message) I’ve checked the schema java io ioexception connection timed out and collation type are correct, tcp/ip is enabled and mssql jtds driver is present and working. I also confirmed that the authorization is sql server and windows auth. Any suggestions as to what to try next?jirajira-configurationdatabase-connectionCommentCommentAdd your comment...3 answers543Thomas LennigerMay 12, 2014Its an issue of the dynamic port. Goto Windows-Start->Programs->Microsoft SQL Server 20xx->Configuration Tools->SQL-ServerConfiguration-Manager After starting this Configuration Tool go to SQL-Server-Network-config.-> protocols for [instance name] Open TCP/IP at right site Choose IP-Adresses above. Scroll down to IPAll Insert in the field for TCP-Port your port 1433 Restart SQL-Server service. u can check if your server is now listening on port 1433 with queries use master sp_ReadErrorLog --(sql server 2012) --or Xp_readerrorlog --(sql server 2008 and below) in the result you should read something like Server is listening on [ 'any'
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version using jTDS 1.2.4 driver in my Java Application and getting "java.sql.SQLException: Network error IOException: Connection refused: connect SQL Express" error. Answer from http://jtds.sourceforge.net/faq.html#connectionRefused The "Connection refused" exception is thrown by jTDS https://cgsrv1.arrc.csiro.au/blog/2010/05/24/java-sql-sqlexception-network-error-ioexception-connection-refused-connect-sql-express/ when it is unable to connect to the server. There may be a number of reasons why this could happen: The server name is misspelled or the port number is incorrect. SQL Server is not configured to use TCP/IP. Either enable TCP/IP from SQL Server's Network Utility app or have jTDS connect via named pipes (see the URL format for information on how to do network error this). There is a firewall blocking port 1433 on the server. If you found the above answers are too simple, hope the detail steps below on how to enable TCP/IP, adding TCP/IP port and using TCP/IP port help: Open the Configuration Manager: Start -> Microsoft SQL Server 2005 -> Configuration Tools -> SQL Server Configuration Manager Enable the TCP/IP: from the left hand tree choose: SQL network error ioexception Server 2005 Network Configuration-> Protocol for SQLEXPRESS-> TCP/IP Right click and enable it. Double click the TCP/IP and click on the "IP Addresses" Tab Adding TCP/IP port : Enter TCP Port value to 1433 then click apply Restart SQL Server: from the left hand tree, choose: SQL Server 2005 Services -> SQL Server (SQLEXPRESS) -> right click and restart. Open the Surface Area Configuratioin: Start -> Microsoft SQL Server 2005 -> Configuration Tools -> SQL Server 2005 Surface Area Configuration Select the Surface Area Configuration for services and Connections link. Using TCP/IP : from the left hand tree, choose: SQLEXPRESS -> Database engine -> Remote Connections Choose "Using TCP/IP only" under "Local and remote connections" on the right hand panel. Restart SQLEXPRESS: from the left hand tree, choose: SQLEXPRESS -> Database Engine -> Service Click on "Stop" button and then "Start" button. Posted by Florence Tan at 11:32 am Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a comment. Categories Apache (3) Applications (2) Code Hacks (3) Debian (2) Extjs (2) GeoNetwork (1) GeoServer (3) Oracle (2) OS (1) PostgreSQL (4) Python (3) Server (1) SQL (1) SQL 2005 Express (1) Tes