I'm trying to connect to MS SQL Server with not default port, my server is not running for 1433 port, When I try to connect, I always received an error "The server was not found or was not accesibble"
No, SQL Browser is used when you connect to named instance, not using port.
Also, when browser is enabled you can click "..." button and switch to SQL Browser tab to search for servers on the local network.
Is the TCP/IP protocol enabled and 1433 configured as a static port.
I attached the settings that I used.
I can't connect to server that is not using default port (1433), in my local server I was to enable the SQL Browser Service after that works, local, but to my remote server I can't connect.
So, on a remote server, in TCP/IP Protocol settings IPAll->TCP Port is set to non-standard value, right? Or how it is set?
What about Antivirus/Firewall software on a remote system? It often prevents a connection.
Other tools like SSMS are able to connect?
And in SSMS, the host is specified as e.g. 192.168.1.1,12345 where 12345 is a target port?
The tricky part is that other sofware may use MS-shipped client library, and in some cases it is able to connect, Valentina Studio uses cross-platform open source client.
What about a firewall, maybe it is possible to stop it temporary?
But it looks like something is preventing connections.
About other tools - can you tell what tools have you used except for SSMS to connect to this HOST,PORT?