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Configure ODBC Data Source/Connect Kiwi to SQL server
This article provides guidance on how to configure the System DSN on ODBC Data Source Administrator.
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Note: This example configuration is done with Windows Server 2008.
- Open the ODBC Data Source Administrator > go to the System DSN tab > click Add.
- Select ODBC Driver for SQL Server > click Finish.
- Provide the information such as name, description and the IP or hostname of the SQL server > click Next.
- Provide the SQL server authentication details (SA account recommended) > click Next.
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- Provide the name of the database instance from your SQL, leave the other settings in default > click Next.
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- Change the language or enable logging for ODBC statistics (optional) > click Finish.
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- You can view the configuration summary and do tests to check if SQL server connection is available (click the Test Data Source button).
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- This is an example result of a successful test
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- Click OK and it will show that the configuration is complete.
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- Configure Kiwi Syslog to connect to the SQL server.