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
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I am working on cleansing and optimizing the WordPress performance because of the overload. So I am moving database as a server and the webserver separately. I have installed MariaDB 10.6 enterprise edition in CentOS 7.9 and created the database.
I can access over SSH, but when I do connect from the public IP and the port, it doesn't working.
Anyone having Idea about the remote access of MariaDB Enterprise database.
Thanks in Advance
I'm starting to learn databases and I'm experimenting with hardware. On raspberry pi I have installed MySql. I also have installed phpMyAdmin and I can administrate database through web interface.
Now, I want to connect to that database with Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio but I don't know how. On raspberry I allowed connection from all IP addresses ( not only 127.0.0.1 which is default ) but I don't know what next to do?
When I try to connect I get this message.
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This is picture of my connecting data. Is this ok?
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Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio can solely connect to Microsoft SQL Server, nothing else. Its name should have been a huge giveaway...
There are dozens of desktop applications that you can use to manage a mysql server, such as mysql workbench, sqlyog, heidisql, etc.
This is the error when connecting to server
Please help. When connecting to sql server using odbc.
You're trying to connect to a SQL Server instance that is running on a server that is in a different Windows domain than the client. Either the domains need to trust each other, or you need to login using SQL Server authentication instead of Windows authentication.
I need to connect a number of MS Access client applications to a SQL Server database. Does the Native Client need to be installed on each client machine or just on the server?
On each client machine.
Here is a link with some additional info.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/sqlserver/aa937733.aspx
I've got a client that I wrote an asp front end application 2 yrs ago, which connects to a access 2007 database. All the files sat on a windows server 2000 machine 2 yrs ago. They recently upgraded their server to a windows server 2008 machine (64bit). Now the asp can't connect to the Access database via the ODBC connection. I tried using a dsnless connection, as well as, a manually created dsn connection (the manual dsn was created on the server 2008 machine using the 32bit .exe wizard to create dsn connections)...but that didn't work. I get an error that basically says the database odbc couldn't connect.
I've read that this is a problem between a 64bit 2008 server and a 32bit application (access 2007), but I can't seem to find any solutions to fix this problem.
Can anyone point me in the right direction, or offer some help? I'm really clueless how to solve this for them and they really don't have any other people to help.
Thanks for your help.
On a Windows 2008 x64 the following can be done to enable 32 bit applications in IIS:
Open IIS (inetmgr command)
Locate the application pool that your application is using
In the pool's advanced settings, set Enable 32-bit Applications to true
If that doesn't work, try enabling 32 bit compatibility mode by using the following command:
cscript c:\inetpub\adminscripts\adsutil.vbs SET /w3svc/AppPools/Enable32BitAppOnWin64 True
Hope it helps!