Is SQL Server's Remote Login Timeout setting equivalent to setting Connection Timeout value in connection string? -


in sql server advanced properties there remote login timeout setting within network section defaults 20 seconds.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms175136.aspx

is setting equivalent setting connection timeout=xx"; within connection string or not, , if not, there way change default connection timeout on server instead of modifying connection strings add setting?

to me, msdn not clear on this, it's not clear if referring remote login server setting specified or remote login server other servers...

remote login timeout set on sql server side. in affects logins sql server other database servers, eg. linked servers or distributed transactions. here sql server client opening connection.

the client connecting server has set "connection timeout" within connection string if required.

the server not able measure time client tries connect. might eg. result in delay in in name resolution @ name server side or when verifying kerberos token.

also see https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177457(v=sql.105).aspx


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