![]() The rule name is MSSQL to be clear what is it about, you can give any name you want.īest with VM turned off as I’ve read to restart the machine after the change (and didn’t check it too much, just followed the instructions).Īnd that’s it! Now I use port 14333 (remember to use a comma!) in SSMS and I’m connected to VM with SQL Server on Linux. SQL Server runs on port 1433 on the Ubuntu Linux with address 10.0.2.15 and I forward it to my local machine to port 14333 (because I want to). ![]() Guest IP means virtual machine IP and Guest Port is the port of service on VM. For now, just note down the location you downloaded the Ubuntu Server file. Since we would be virtualizing Ubuntu in VirtualBox, we don't have to do anything with the Ubuntu file. On the Port Forwarding Rules setup window set things as on the picture: Host IP = 127.0.0.1, Host port - one of your choice - this is the port you will connect from Host VM. Download VirtualBox By Clicking on the Download button Download Ubuntu server By Clicking on the Download button Installing VirtualBox. Open the settings for the virtual machine, switch to Network tab and expand Advanced part. Make sure to choose the package for your hosting systems such as Windows, macOS, or Linux. The internet says: yes, there is - Port Forwarding. Go to the official VirtualBox site and download the latest version. I don’t use Linux that often (also not that often on VirtualBox) and I don’t want to try allthis things with iptables, ifconfig setup and so on. My internal network is .x and Ubuntu Linux creates 10.0.2.15 IP address for the machine. I have my SSMS there, with SQLPrompt (so you understand why I want to use it) - I want to connect to the VM. ![]() Now: I want to connect to SQL Server on VM from my Host machine (Windows). ![]() It really takes few minutes to have SQL Server on Linux experience. Curl | sudo tee /etc/apt//mssql-server.list
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