I have database at windows server zpanel and i want to access it from another domain which has Linux hosting.
How to add remote mysql access in zpanle?
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Here is the setups
Old windows 7 laptop I've got mysql installed on it. Project in Livecode connect to it. Projects in Unity connect to it.
New windows 10 laptop exact same versions of livecode, mysql and unity installed. None of them can connect to MySQL locally. I can connect with unity to the MySQL on my website just not the local one. Yes the server is running. Yes the 3306 port is open in the firewall. Yes MySQL Workbench connects fine to the database. I just cant get anything else to connect to it.
worked it out.
has to be an older version of mysql, .net connector needs to be installed, passwords must be set to standard authentication not sha256
I have MySQL installation on windows server 2012 R2 on a remote server. Which was accessible earlier from my local computer over internet. But recently my local IP is changed, by then I am unable to access MySQL.
I am using MySQL as database with my application building on C# MVC with Entity Framework 6.
MySQL is not accessible through Workbench either now.
Please help.
I found the answer here:
MySQL:Can’t connect to MySQL server (10060) from remote client
I have MAMP installed on my Macbook Pro retina 13, which is in the same network as my workstation Windows machine. I would like to have MySQL Workbench to communicate with my MAMP server (instead of installing WAMP on this workstation), but I have been getting the Failed to Connect to MySQL at 192.168.169.101:8888 with user root and Invalid for this platform protocol requested(MYSQL-PROTOCOL_SOCKET) error.
Could this be a firewall issue? I am sure I have the right IP address and correct port, but I cannot get my Windows machine to communicate with my MAMP server.
I had the wrong port number. I will be cognizant of that next time.
I want to connect a MySQL database with Visual Studio 2010 server explorer so I can work on my website. I installed the MySQL connector but that connector is only for a MySQL database that doesn't have SSH tunneling. Is there some connector for this? (althou I think I would've found it by now.)
What you have to do is choose a ssh client (I like putty - http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/)
Then when you connect to the remote host tunnel the mysql port from the remote machine to your local one (check in the documentation)
After you have done this, then use the server explorer and connect to localhost.
Alternatively, take a look at MySQL Workbench (http://www.mysql.com/products/workbench/) it has SSH tunneling built in
I've got a MySQL Database on my local machine (Windows 7).
My local machine hosts 2 VMWare virtual machines. One running windows xp and the other running Ubuntu.
I want to access the MySQL database on my local machine using SQLDeveloper on the windows XP virtual machine.
The Ubuntu machine is able to access the database from within a java app using url jdbc:mysql://Peter-PC:3306/accessodev and a user/pass
When I attempt to connect from the windows XP box use SQLDeveloper I get a message saying: Communications link failure. The driver has not received any packets from the server.
Both the Ubuntu and Windows XP machines fail to connect using telnet Peter-PC 3306. Both machines successfully resolve Peter-PC to the correct IP address.
The Win 7 Machine can telnet to itself using telnet Peter-PC 3306. The windows firewall is turned off on this machine.
Can anyone give me any tips on how I can get connectivity to the MySQL database from the WinXP machine using SQLDeveloper?
Edit: I'm using the driver from http://www.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j/
Thanks,
Peter
Probably stating the obvious here but have you granted permission to the virtual machines to connect to the MySQL server (grant all permissions on database.* to 'winxp'#'a.b.c.d' identified by 'passwordhere'; flush privileges;)? And on the XP machine, have you allowed the SQLDevloper app through the firewall? Might be worth running up Wireshark on the host machine to see exactly what's coming through to the host machine too