Can't connect to remote SQL Server 2014 Standard with VS 2012

Hi all,
I am trying to create a development environment using SQL Server 2014 (not Express). The SQL server instance is on a Windows 8.1 Pro machine in a non-domain environment. I have Visual Studio 2012 installed on the same machine which can connect
to the SQL server instance without problems. I have another machine with VS 2012 that cannot connect. SQL server is configured for mixed authentication. The SSDT on the remote machine can see the SQL server networked instance, but will not
connect with SQL authentication.
I have rounded up all the usual suspects;
- The SQL server service is running
- Remote connections are enabled on SQL server and the relevant firewall ports are open.
- TCP/IP and named pipes are enabled
- Remote connections are enabled in Management Studio
- SQL Server Browser service in enabled and running
What am I missing? I have been out of developer mode for a few years and all of the tools have changed, but I seem to be missing something obvious.
Many thanks in advance,
Tim
Tim in Dublin

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Have you configured the Windows Firewall on the Visual Studio computer too? Is there any other security software on those
2 computers?
Can you ping between both computers by computer name? If not, try connecting using the IP address. For example:
10.0.0.10,1433
1433 is the default SQL Server port number.
Hope this helps.
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