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What is the use of RPC in the cluster? |
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Answer» When you launch SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), you see the choice to connect with a DB instance. Whenever WANTED, you can browse instances running on your SYSTEM. Simply click on the drop down and at the base, there is a ‘Browse for more…’ alternative: This enables you to look for LOCAL or network instances. I have four instances running on my workstation you see them showed in this list: We should expect one of these instances is top SECRET and we don't need clients to see the instance name. That is conceivable through SQL Server Configuration Manager (SSCM). Open up SSCM and explore to your SQL Server instances: SELECT the instance of SQL Server, right click and select Properties. Subsequent to choosing properties you will simply set Hide Instance to "Yes" and click OK or Apply. After the change is made, you have to restart the instance of SQL Server to not uncover the name of the instance. |
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