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This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: When connecting to a named instance JIRA throws Connection refused
Actually, yes it does.
So the question becomes "what are you doing differently?"
I try to explain. I have SQL Server 2012 installed as a default instance and SQL Server 2014 installed as a named instance. I have the latest JIRA + Service Desk version running on a Tomcat. If I connect JIRA to SQL Server 2012 then works well. If I try to connect it with the 2014 one, doing exactly what this page says then it gives a connection refused error. Even I have cared of configuring SQL Server 2014 to run on an static TCP port instead of on a dynamic as it was by default. For that purpose I used the configuration tool that came out of the box with my SQL Server 2014.
What am I doing differently?
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That's where I'm stuck - I've got a SQL Server running as a named instance based on essentially pasting in the dbconfig given on that page. So I don't know.
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It didn't work for me because SQL Server 2014 TCP/IP connection was disabled on the SQL Server Configuration Manager...
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Ah, so the SQL server was misconfigured. Well spotted!
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