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The broker service can run on the local SQL Server machine or on a remote machine (even as a CF app). It only needs to be able to send SQL queries/commands to the SQL Server. When the broker service is run on a remote location the `brokerMssqlConnection` has to be configured with the right IP, port, and credentials. You need to make sure that the network and firewall is setup so that the broker service has access to the SQL Server and that the credentials provided are authorized to create and drop databases.
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Also, make sure the the CF applications that bind and connect to the SQL service database instances have network access to the configured `servedMssqlBindingHostname` and `servedMssqlBindingPort` entires. The following confiugations can affect what CF apps can reach in the network: Cloud Foundry security grous (i.e. cf security-groups), OpenStack/AWS sercurity groups for the DEAs/Cells and the SQL Server machines, Windows Firewall settings on the SQL Server machine, etc.
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## Binding credentials exmaple
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VCAP_SERVICES env variable for a CF application with a mssql service binding will contin the crednetials to the SQL Server. The folowing [credential fields](https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/cf-mssql-broker/blob/master/mssql_binding_credentials.go) will be used:
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