Overview
You can connect to an RDS for SQL Server instance using the SQL Server Management Studio client or Data Admin Service (DAS).
Connection Methods
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Connection Method |
Connection Address |
Description |
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(Recommended) Connect to an RDS for SQL Server instance through DAS |
Not required |
DAS enables you to manage databases on a web-based console. It supports SQL execution, advanced database management, and intelligent O&M, simplifying database management and improving both efficiency and data security. The permissions required for connecting to DB instances through DAS are enabled by default. |
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Connect to an RDS for SQL Server instance through the SQL Server Management Studio client |
For details, see Connecting to a DB Instance over a Private or Public Network Using a CLI. |
You can use SQL Server Management Studio to connect to a DB instance through a non-SSL connection or an SSL connection. The SSL connection encrypts data and is more secure. |
Connecting to a DB Instance over a Private or Public Network Using a CLI
Table 2 lists how to use a CLI to connect to an RDS for SQL Server instance over a private or public network.
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Connection Method |
IP Address |
Security Group Rules |
Description |
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Floating IP address |
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You need to purchase an EIP. For pricing details, see EIP Billing. |
To access a DB instance from resources outside the security group that the DB instance is associated with, you need to configure an inbound rule for the security group. For details, see Configuring Security Group Rules. |
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