So my next step was to confirm the SharePoint server could actually connect to the SQL server. The required permissions, dbcreator and securityadmin, for the SharePoint installed account were configured correctly. I did check the user’s permissions in SQL: The error is misleading, as it implies that either there is no Master database on the SQL server or the current user doesn’t have the correct permissions. When configuring SharePoint using PowerShell after the initial install, you may encounter the error shown below. : Cannot connect to master server: 51.15.49.This morning I encountered an error I hadn't seen in a while, so I thought I would share the resolution with everyone (and keep a record for myself the next time it happens). Iterating through Cells from Player Test1234 : : Called "OnPlayerDisconnect" for Test1234 (1) : Script is moving Test1234 from 0, -7 to -3, -2 : : Successfully created JSON file for player Test1234 : : Called "OnPlayerEndCharGen" for Test1234 (1) : : Called "OnPlayerSpellbook" for Test1234 (1) Use #FFFF00F2#FFFFFF by default to hide the chat window. Type in #FFFF00/help#FFFFFF to see the commands available to you. Use #FFFF00Y#FFFFFF by default to chat or change it from your client config. : System: You have successfully registered. : : Called "OnGUIAction" for Test1234 (1) : Unhandled PlayerPacket with identifier 142 has arrived : : Called "OnPlayerLevel" for Test1234 (1) : : Called "OnPlayerAttribute" for Test1234 (1) : : Called "OnPlayerEquipment" for Test1234 (1) Finished processing ID_PLAYER_CELL_CHANGE : : Called "OnPlayerCellChange" for Test1234 (1)
: Received ID_PLAYER_CELL_CHANGE from Test1234 : System: Test1234 (1) joined the server.
: Received ID_PLAYER_BASEINFO about Test1234 : Server data successfully updated on master server
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