MSSQL Over Internet

Jan 1, 2008

I am tuning up a stalled ASP.NET2.0 community website.
The latter accesses MS SQL Server2005 (SS2005) database over internet.

The website and SS2005 are on different machines and even networks communicating over internet.
They are on shared public hosting that I access through Helm control panel.

The accounts are very restrictive to check most of configurations.

What are possible pitfalls, configurations, security configurations and dangers,
optimizations for accessing SS2005 over internet?

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