What are registry settings to enable TCP on SQL Server 2005 and 2008?

Unless you have a good reason for modifying the registry directly, I suggest you consider using WMI WMI will provide you with a more version agnostic implementation. WMI can be accessed through the System. Management namespace.

You could have code that looks something like this public void EnableSqlServerTcp(string serverName, string instanceName) { ManagementScope scope = new ManagementScope(@"\\" + serverName + @"\root\Microsoft\SqlServer\ComputerManagement"); ManagementClass sqlService = new ManagementClass(scope, new ManagementPath("SqlService"), null); ManagementClass serverProtocol = new ManagementClass(scope, new ManagementPath("ServerNetworkProtocol"), null); sqlService.Get(); serverProtocol.Get(); foreach (ManagementObject prot in serverProtocol.GetInstances()) { prot.Get(); if ((string)prot. GetPropertyValue("ProtocolName") == "Tcp" && (string)prot. GetPropertyValue("InstanceName") == instanceName) { prot.

InvokeMethod("SetEnable", null); } } uint sqlServerService = 1; uint sqlServiceStopped = 1; foreach (ManagementObject instance in sqlService.GetInstances()) { if ((uint)instance. GetPropertyValue("SqlServiceType") == sqlServerService && (string)instance. GetPropertyValue("ServiceName") == instanceName) { instance.Get(); if ((uint)instance.

GetPropertyValue("State")! = sqlServiceStopped) { instance. InvokeMethod("StopService", null); } instance.

InvokeMethod("StartService", null); } } } This code assumes a project reference to System.Management. Dll and the following using statement: using System. Management The Sql Protocols blog has an article that goes into some detail as to what the above code is doing Note: If a firewall is blocking the port(s) you will still be unable to access the server via TCP.

Unless you have a good reason for modifying the registry directly, I suggest you consider using WMI. WMI will provide you with a more version agnostic implementation. WMI can be accessed through the System.

Management namespace. You could have code that looks something like this. Public void EnableSqlServerTcp(string serverName, string instanceName) { ManagementScope scope = new ManagementScope(@"\\" + serverName + @"\root\Microsoft\SqlServer\ComputerManagement"); ManagementClass sqlService = new ManagementClass(scope, new ManagementPath("SqlService"), null); ManagementClass serverProtocol = new ManagementClass(scope, new ManagementPath("ServerNetworkProtocol"), null); sqlService.Get(); serverProtocol.Get(); foreach (ManagementObject prot in serverProtocol.GetInstances()) { prot.Get(); if ((string)prot.

GetPropertyValue("ProtocolName") == "Tcp" && (string)prot. GetPropertyValue("InstanceName") == instanceName) { prot. InvokeMethod("SetEnable", null); } } uint sqlServerService = 1; uint sqlServiceStopped = 1; foreach (ManagementObject instance in sqlService.GetInstances()) { if ((uint)instance.

GetPropertyValue("SqlServiceType") == sqlServerService && (string)instance. GetPropertyValue("ServiceName") == instanceName) { instance.Get(); if ((uint)instance. GetPropertyValue("State")!

= sqlServiceStopped) { instance. InvokeMethod("StopService", null); } instance. InvokeMethod("StartService", null); } } } This code assumes a project reference to System.Management.

Dll and the following using statement: using System. Management; The Sql Protocols blog has an article that goes into some detail as to what the above code is doing. Note: If a firewall is blocking the port(s) you will still be unable to access the server via TCP.

We did not use your code though used WMI – Rohit Mar 30 '10 at 18:49 @Rohit: Glad to hear it helped though. – VoidDweller Mar 30 '10 at 20:57.

Take a look at HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10. MSSQLSERVER\MSSQLServer\SuperSocketNetLib\Tcp hive. There are keys like Enabled, ListenOnAllIPs and a list of IP addresses to listen on.

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