SSIS - AcquireConnection method call to the connection manager

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We updated our servers with windows updates and one of my ssis dataflow task errored out.After checking the package I found the connection string is throwing the following acquireconnection error along with TCP: failed to establish a connection.

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Things I have checked:

Client and Server protocols have been enabled tcp/ip,named pipes.

Remote Server allows remote connections.

The account has permissions to the server.I can connect to the server
using the login credentials.

The server is online.

Set 'run64bitRuntime' to False

Set delay validation to true

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Error

Things I have checked:

Client and Server protocols have been enabled tcp/ip,named pipes.

Remote Server allows remote connections.

The account has permissions to the server.I can connect to the server
using the login credentials.

The server is online.

Set 'run64bitRuntime' to False

Set delay validation to true

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Error

Things I have checked:

Client and Server protocols have been enabled tcp/ip,named pipes.

Remote Server allows remote connections.

The account has permissions to the server.I can connect to the server
using the login credentials.

The server is online.

Set 'run64bitRuntime' to False

Set delay validation to true

asked Nov 21 at 19:05

VK_217

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Error

Things I have checked:

Client and Server protocols have been enabled tcp/ip,named pipes.

Remote Server allows remote connections.

The account has permissions to the server.I can connect to the server
using the login credentials.

The server is online.

Set 'run64bitRuntime' to False

Set delay validation to true

sql-server-2008 ssis

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I figured it out.Someone had disabled ssl 2.0 and enabled tls 1.2 on the remote host running the SQL Server. I had to do the same on the server that was trying to connect to the remote server.

Note: You can do this manually using regedit and will require a restart of the server.

Create a DWORD key value pair for DisabledByDefault with value Ox00000000 and Enabled with value 0xffffffff

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetControlSecurityProvidersSCHANNELProtocolsTLS 1.2Client

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I figured it out.Someone had disabled ssl 2.0 and enabled tls 1.2 on the remote host running the SQL Server. I had to do the same on the server that was trying to connect to the remote server.

Note: You can do this manually using regedit and will require a restart of the server.

Create a DWORD key value pair for DisabledByDefault with value Ox00000000 and Enabled with value 0xffffffff

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetControlSecurityProvidersSCHANNELProtocolsTLS 1.2Client

enter image description here

answered Nov 21 at 21:16

VK_217

7,52552045

Thanks for returning with your answer.
– Nick.McDermaid
Nov 21 at 23:03

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up vote
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down vote

I figured it out.Someone had disabled ssl 2.0 and enabled tls 1.2 on the remote host running the SQL Server. I had to do the same on the server that was trying to connect to the remote server.

Note: You can do this manually using regedit and will require a restart of the server.

Create a DWORD key value pair for DisabledByDefault with value Ox00000000 and Enabled with value 0xffffffff

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetControlSecurityProvidersSCHANNELProtocolsTLS 1.2Client

enter image description here

answered Nov 21 at 21:16

VK_217

7,52552045

Thanks for returning with your answer.
– Nick.McDermaid
Nov 21 at 23:03

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

I figured it out.Someone had disabled ssl 2.0 and enabled tls 1.2 on the remote host running the SQL Server. I had to do the same on the server that was trying to connect to the remote server.

Note: You can do this manually using regedit and will require a restart of the server.

Create a DWORD key value pair for DisabledByDefault with value Ox00000000 and Enabled with value 0xffffffff

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetControlSecurityProvidersSCHANNELProtocolsTLS 1.2Client

enter image description here

answered Nov 21 at 21:16

VK_217

7,52552045

I figured it out.Someone had disabled ssl 2.0 and enabled tls 1.2 on the remote host running the SQL Server. I had to do the same on the server that was trying to connect to the remote server.

Note: You can do this manually using regedit and will require a restart of the server.

Create a DWORD key value pair for DisabledByDefault with value Ox00000000 and Enabled with value 0xffffffff

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetControlSecurityProvidersSCHANNELProtocolsTLS 1.2Client

enter image description here

answered Nov 21 at 21:16

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answered Nov 21 at 21:16

VK_217

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answered Nov 21 at 21:16

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answered Nov 21 at 21:16

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Thanks for returning with your answer.
– Nick.McDermaid
Nov 21 at 23:03

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Thanks for returning with your answer.
– Nick.McDermaid
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Thanks for returning with your answer.
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