Connection with SQL

Guys, I know it is a basic mistake for some but I can not solve it.I have 2 notebooks connected on the same network, I installed VMWare and SQL in one of them, on the other I am trying to connect CentOS to the database but I am not getting it. I enabled the Server Network (TCP / IP) with the machine ip in SQL, I released the ports 1433 for input and output and I still can not.Also try to create the Linked Server in SQL and this is giving error.Could someone tell me a way to solve this error?
https://i.imgur.com/MdqtRWs.png

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Originally Posted by rafinha0408

Guys, I know it is a basic mistake for some but I can not solve it.I have 2 notebooks connected on the same network, I installed VMWare and SQL in one of them, on the other I am trying to connect CentOS to the database but I am not getting it. I enabled the Server Network (TCP / IP) with the machine ip in SQL, I released the ports 1433 for input and output and I still can not.Also try to create the Linked Server in SQL and this is giving error.Could someone tell me a way to solve this error?
https://i.imgur.com/MdqtRWs.png

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got the same problem before! check your ports if all are opened or forwarded!