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Is there a magic TSQL command which can show me the enabled or disabled SQL server protocols?
I thought it is select * from sys.endpoints but the state_desc field indicates “started” even for the protocols (which i know from “configuration manager”) which is disabled.
any comments?
version: 2005
Hmmm interesting. I’ve done a quick search and the closest I can find is Enabling TCP/IP protocol through t-sql script? which may set you on the right track. From the documentation you can create and manage endpoints from within T-SQL but to enable the protocol then that is a registry setting done with configuration manager. Which seems to make sense from a security view.