Installing SSMS version 20, and solving certificate chain not trusted problem in SQL Server.

In this video, we will look at the major changes that have happened with the release of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) version 20.
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SSMS version 20 was released in March 2024. However, there are 2 major changes.
1. If you connect to your local server, then by default you will get the following error message:
A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the login process. The certificate chain was issued by an authority that is not trusted.
If you are connecting to a local machine, then you have two choices:
a. Change the Encryption to Optional, or
b. Check "Trust server certificate".
2. Azure Data Studio is not installed by default. If you want it, you will need to install it separately.
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[@nocturnetheatre3954]

thank you!

[@TheTomBrookes]

Thank you, I feel stupid not seeing this option previously!

[@SQLServer101]

Hi Tom. Don't fool stupid - it isn't an obvious setting. You do have to know it is there, and Microsoft could have done a much better of highlighting the changes. Phillip

[@krunaljha9582]

Thank you

[@emrah_saglam]

Long explanation but there is no information for the disabling encryption. If you using CMS you coulnt make that setting one by one. You should disable encrytipn on Regedit.exe or etc.

[@Palash_Kundu]

Thank you man.

[@DannyFerri]

This is great. While many of the options you described i already knew, what I didnt know was that SQL 2022 creates a self-signed cert by default. that explains the issue that I'm having. however, what i would like to know is cant we export the Self-signed SQL cert and add it to the trusted certs?

[@SQLServer101]

Hello Danny. Thank you for your question. Please see stackoverflow.com/questions/65836055/self-signed-certificate-cant-get-sql-server-client-to-trust-it . Phillip