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Hi,
From the screenshot, this is a SQL Server linked service using Windows authentication through a self-hosted integration runtime named WACAPPRODSQL2.
So the first thing to check is the self-hosted IR machine, because ADF is not connecting to the SQL Server directly from the cloud. The connection is made from the IR host.
Please check these items:
- On the self-hosted IR machine, test SQL connectivity to:
WACAPPRODSQL2.redmond.corp.microsoft.com
Database: WACAPMD
User: REDMOND\gctquota
- Confirm the domain account
REDMOND\gctquotais not locked, expired, disabled, or using an old password. - Since the password is coming from Key Vault, confirm the latest Key Vault secret value is correct and that the linked service is reading the expected secret/version.
- Restart the self-hosted IR service and confirm the IR is online and healthy in:
ADF > Manage > Integration runtimes
- Run the self-hosted IR diagnostic tool from the IR machine to test connectivity to the SQL Server.
- If this started recently, also check whether the IR version, SQL Server TLS/encryption settings, or linked service connector version changed. As a quick test, you can create a temporary linked service with minimal settings to isolate whether the issue is credentials, IR, or SQL Server connectivity.
The error message mentions firewall, but for an on-prem/corp SQL Server this usually means the IR machine must be able to reach the SQL Server over the network. It is not necessarily an Azure SQL firewall issue.
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