on 2011 Jul 04 3:55 AM
I am using SQL Anywhere 9.0.2 version.
Problem: I can access remote DB using dbisql utility by providing HOST as remote system ip address.
I am starting database using dbsrv9.exe utility.
Is there any way to restrict the remote access on this database?
Thanks in advance
Request clarification before answering.
Do you mean you want to run the database server (dbsrv9) instead of the personal engine (dbeng9) but want to allow only local access - i.e. prevent client connections from other machines?
Then this Q&A does exactly answer your question.
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No, that's not my conclusion.
In order to restrict remote access, you can either
AFAIK, a third possibility is to restrict TCP/IP connections altogether by
That enables only shared memory connections and won't enable local TDS connections (e.g. jConnect) and may not support all variants of connections between local clients and services/terminal services, cf. the docs.
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