SharePoint Central admin not accessible and On power shell error “The local farm is not accessible”

Question

Here is the same scenario what I am facing. Sharepoint 2013 - SQL Server connection stopped working shortly after database server rename.

Note! :- in my case automatically Central admin is not accessible and I tried the powershell command mention in the above question got below error on SP power-shell.

On event viewer i am getting this below error which is occuring every 46th second. Event ID:-5586 Unknown SQL Exception -2146893007 occurred. Additional error information from SQL Server is included below.

A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the pre-login handshake. (provider: SSL Provider, error: 0 - The client and server cannot communicate, because they do not possess a common algorithm.)

Event 5586 (SharePoint Foundation) of severity 'Error' occurred 46 more time(s) and was suppressed in the event log

Answer 1

There was a mismatch of TLS protocols with SQL database server and Application server.

Answer 2

This Can be caused by different reasons and those might be

• Insufficient SQL Server database permissions

• SQL Server database is full

• Incorrect MDAC version

• SQL Server database not found

• Incorrect version of SQL Server

• SQL Server collation is not supported

• Database is read-only

Answer 3

Possible Fix:

1.Open the SQL Server Configuration Manager (assuming you are using SQL 2008 or higher)

2.Browse down to SQL Server Network Configuration – Protocols for

3.Right-click “Named Pipes” in the right pane and choose Enable

4.You may need to restart the server for changes to take effect

Granting the farm database access account “VIEW SERVER STATE” under the SQL Server properties will also resolve this issue.

use [master]

GO

GRANT VIEW SERVER STATE TO [domain\timer_service_user]

GO

Also try this if its help full for you

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/office/sharepoint-2007-products-and-technologies/cc561042(v=office.12)

Answer 4

please check this option too.

Are you able to connect sqlserver by SSMS(Sqlserver management studio)(if you installed).

Please check several things.

Window + Run , type SERVICES.MSC & enter. Now search all service of SqlServer in name column, it is in running mode, if not then run all except SqlServer Integrated Service (if you not using this feature).

Go to Configuration Manager, there is sqlServerExpress.

--go to sqlserver 2008 option , expand there is & enable first 3 only.