What are Connection Points?

With this month being Database Health Monitor month, I have received many questions about licensing, and the common question that has come up is “What are Connection Points?”Sorry for the confusion, I can help clear that up. Connection points are how licensing for Database Health Monitor is tracked.

A connection point allows you to connect to one SQL Server Instance any number of times, with any number of databases on that server.

If you get rid of that SQL Server and replace it with a different server you can connect to that new server using the same connection points, as long as the original server has been disconnected in Database Health Monitor.

If you have 5 SQL Servers (Instances) then you would need 5 connection points.
If you have 75 SQL Servers (Instances) then you would need 75 connection points (or unlimited).

Think of a connection point like a server license.

With the Database Health Monitor course, it includes licensing for up to 10 or 20 SQL Servers (ie 10 or 20 connection points) depending on the package you buy.

Here are the options to purchase the course with 10 or 20 connection points:
https://stedman.us/dbh-school

Here are options for unlimited licensing:
https://stedmansolutions.com/store/database-health-monitor-licensing/

And now, with our exclusive 25% discount, there’s never been a better time to try it out. Here is a 25% off coupon code for the Database Health Monitor Course wich includes licenses for 20 SQL Server connections. The code is only good this month:

Code: July25

Thank you for considering Database Health Monitor, and we look forward to helping you keep your databases healthy and performing at their best. Here is the promotion for the class that also offeres licensing codes for Database Health Monitor:Here is the deal:Use coupon code JULY25 for a 25% discount