IIS Crypto updates the registry using the same settings from this article by Microsoft. It also updates the cipher suite order in the same way that the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) does. Additionally IIS Crypto lets you create custom templates that can be saved for use on multiple servers. The command line version contains the same built-in templates as the GUI version and can also be used with your own custom templates. IIS Crypto has been tested on Windows Server 2008, 2008 R2 and 2012, 2012 R2, 2016, 2019 and 2022.
I did get TSADMIN to run on 2012 r2. But like Mickael I get Access Denied when I try remote control. I tried seting the GP for shadowing to enable without permission. But still access denied. Any thoughts
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I'm trying to run the following statement but am receiving the error messages just below. I have researched answers to no end and none have worked for me. I'm running Office 365 (64bit). I have loaded the Microsoft Access Database Engine (64bit). This is in Visual Studio 2013 with SSDT as well as SQL Server 2012. I do not have access to changing environment or startup parameters to SQL Server. Any help is appreciated.
Yes, Server 2012 and 2012 R2 are supported up to the Microsoft end of extended support for these server versions on October 10, 2023. We recommending migrating to newer Windows server versions before Microsoft extended support ends.
SQL Server 2012 introduces a new feature, SQL Express LocalDB. The purpose of this new feature is to provide developers with a local environment that is much easier to install and manage. Instead of installing a service and configuring security, they just start up an instance of this new LocalDB runtime as needed. In addition, the download for the SQL Express LocalDB runtime is only about 33 MB (or 27 MB, if you are still on x86), compared to the 100s of MBs required to download a full edition of SQL Server Express.
It will also work on Windows 8 if you're using any of the pre-release versions, but I have not tested this on any of the Server Core variants of Windows Server, so you're on your own there. For further information on system requirements, please see Hardware and Software Requirements for Installing SQL Server 2012.
In order to use sqlcmd, you must install either SQL Server 2012 Management Studio Express or the client tools from a regular SQL Server 2012 edition (though I caution against using Evaluation Edition here, since the client tools will expire after 180 days). You can install just the SQL Server 2012 Command Line Utilities, but I will install Management Studio Express since it's free, supports all of the functionality you should need to manage LocalDB instances, and for most tasks is preferable to sqlcmd anyway. You can download Management Studio Express from this page: -us/download/details.aspx?id=29062
It took me a little finagling to get PowerShell to connect to my LocalDB instance. Even with SQL Server 2012 client tools and the .NET 4.0.2 update installed, it seems that the version of SMO that PowerShell uses an older version of SMO that is not LocalDB-aware. Granted, this was Windows 7 without any explicit updates to PowerShell. While you should be able to connect using this syntax:
Hopefully this gives you a jump start in using SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB for local development. There are other aspects I haven't touched on, that I may treat in future tips - for example, sharing instances with other users, and the fact that LocalDB is named as such for a reason: it does not accept remote connections.
Currently, I am stucked with this database LOCALDB, What I did is create a database to test the database will all the tables in it, until I tried to DETACT the database via MSVS2012 IDE. until now I cannot find a way to attach the LOCALDB DB.
I'm trying to install a software that starts by installing sql server 2012 express localdb when it reaches the updating part of installation it's interrupted by ""key not valid for use in specified state "" consequently cannot install the software. I have windows Vista 64 SP 2 all up to date. please help. Thank you
I am very new to SQL server 2012, I have a sql file named "Ranked_Key_Search.sql" . I double clicked it to open but some one said that I need to add my database after opening that particular file. Will you please explain me te procedure to add the database by using "restore databse" commend by right clicking.please reply soon, its very urgent
Thank you for the instructions. I am very new to all this and got stuck at the beginning. Successfully completed the SQL 2012 express LocalDB installation, but having problems interacting with it using the command line.
if, on the other hand, even if a 'user' is able to create their own localdb instance - but this instance is unable to allow that 'user' to log in using windows authentication, then the only other route here would be to have an administrative account user both install localdb, and then sqlcmd (version 2012) and then;
ideally - in my opinion - LocalDb 2012 is a 'step in the right direction'. but i see a next release being ideally suited for 'end user' usage to add a new design aimpoint - remove the requirement of being an Administrator to install LocalDb. If this restriction can be removed, then perhaps a future LocalDb 'user instance' could be freely and easily installed by a 'standard' windows user. this would make sql based application (for 'stand alone' deployment) be much easier.
but since we are not there yet, and/or perhaps Microsoft's thought about above idea is not a match to mine, that leaves us with the present 'hard-requirement' of needing to be an Administrator to successfully install LocalDb 2012. i believe LocalDb installs as a *.msi file. do you know of any way the following can be robustly achieved?
also have you discovered any way to get LocalDB, and matching cli utility, to work on Windows XP? ive been successful to install AND USE SUCCESSFULLY the sql2012 'sqlncli11' client connectivity library on Windows XP 32 bit. ive also been succesful to install AND USE SUCCESSFULLY the sql2012 'sqlcmd' on Windows XP 32 bit. Ive also been able to install LocalDB onto Windows XP 32-bit, however it unfortunately does not run (as there is a dependency for dlls that ship with Windows Vista or Seven - which obviously, are not normally found in Windows XP. 2ff7e9595c
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