Hi @Bilal H. Bhatt,
There is no need to connect to that Integration Services OS service. Because that service is obsolete.
I already answered that question on this very Q&A forum few times in the past.
For example: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/707658/connection-from-ssms-to-ssis-fails-with-the-specif
UPDATE
The screen shot in your question shows that you are trying to connect to Integration Services service...
In any case, SSIS has two principal environments:
- Development environment, on a developer workstation. Visual Studio, local SSIS project with SSIS packages files on the local file system.
- Run-time environment, on a server with SQL Server instance and SSIS components. SSIS project is housed in Integration Services Catalog inside SSISDB database.
- There is a deployment process that deploys SSIS project from a developer machine to a run-time SSIS server. The best way to do it is to add user AD account to ssis-admin role on SSIS run-time server.
The bottom line, it is impossible to access SSIS packages on a server from Visual Studio on a developer machine.