That page explains everything. To connect your PC to your RDS instance, you need to know:
- The endpoint of the instance, something like:
meu-rds-sql-server.abcdefgh123.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com
- The port endpoint. The default is
1433
but it is good to confirm in the properties of your RDS instance.
- The login/password
- Your IP
To access your DB from outside of AWS you need to enable public access (or use VPC.) Only you also can’t just leave your DB like this, exposed to the whole internet. So it’s good to put a Security Group that only allows access Inbound from your IP address.
Inspect the properties of your instance in the RDS AWS Console. There you have the endpoint, port, login, etc. In particular, Inspecione os Security Groups associated with your instance. Modify or add a Security Group to allow only your IP access to your instance.
With all this adjusted you should be able to access your DB from your PC.
Have you checked if your IP address is in the security group? I believe that Amazon already puts the IP you were using in this group at the time of creating the bank. If you have purchased another IP you will have to go there and add.
– Arthur Alvim
my network ip?
– Zica