SQL Server Configuration Manager

SQL Server Configuration Manager is a Windows utility that allows administrators to manage and configure various components of Microsoft SQL Server. The tool provides a central location for administrators to manage the following aspects of SQL Server:

SQL Server Services: This section allows administrators to start, stop, pause, and restart the various SQL Server services, such as the SQL Server Database Engine, SQL Server Agent, and others.

SQL Server Network Configuration: This section allows administrators to configure the network protocols and network libraries used by SQL Server. It also allows administrators to configure the TCP/IP port number that SQL Server listens on.

SQL Server Native Client Configuration: This section allows administrators to configure the settings for the SQL Server Native Client, which is a data access component used by client applications to connect to SQL Server.

SQL Server Client Network Utility: This utility allows administrators to configure client-side aliases for connecting to SQL Server.

SQL Server Error and Usage Reporting: This section allows administrators to configure the settings for error reporting and usage data collection for SQL Server.

SQL Server Configuration Manager provides a convenient way for administrators to manage the various components of SQL Server, ensuring that the system is configured optimally for their needs.










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