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Hi there! I came across your work and want to try to forward a MS SQL connection on an Azure VM to my local machine using your TCP tunnel.
The binding defined on proxy-server side looks like this: <Binding listenPort="1433" targetHost="127.0.0.2" targetPort="11433" />
And while the gateway (a separate VM with ports open, not setup with SSL/TLS) confirmed the the connection from both client and server authenticated, I cannot connect to the server from my local port.
I previously achieved similar things by using Azure Relay and azbridge (with Azure Relay hub acting as the gateway), so I wonder if I have some misunderstanding about your tool/config that this doesn't work. Please let me know what you think or if more info is needed, any help would be greatly appreciated
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The config of the proxy-server looks good.
Is the MS SQL server on the Azure VM actually listening on an IPv4 address like 0.0.0.0 or 127.0.0.2? (On Windows you can check it with a command like netstat -noa | find ":11433".)
Is the proxy-server instance running on your local machine where you are trying to connect with an SQL client application, and is the proxy-client instance runing on the Azure VM where the SQL Server is running?
Can you show the console output from the gateway and from the proxy-server instances?
Hi there! I came across your work and want to try to forward a MS SQL connection on an Azure VM to my local machine using your TCP tunnel.
The binding defined on proxy-server side looks like this:
<Binding listenPort="1433" targetHost="127.0.0.2" targetPort="11433" />
And while the gateway (a separate VM with ports open, not setup with SSL/TLS) confirmed the the connection from both client and server authenticated, I cannot connect to the server from my local port.
I previously achieved similar things by using Azure Relay and azbridge (with Azure Relay hub acting as the gateway), so I wonder if I have some misunderstanding about your tool/config that this doesn't work. Please let me know what you think or if more info is needed, any help would be greatly appreciated
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: