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How To Connect To Localhost On Another Machine On My Lan?

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    • #13262
      iceman
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      I have two databases with the same structure that I am using during development. One is in a Wamp server as localhost on my development desktop and one is in a Wamp server as localhost on my develpment laptop.

       

      I’d like to connect to the laptop database from SQLyog running on the desktop.

       

      I’ve tried using…

       

      MySQL Host Address:  123.123.123.123 <---- here I put the IP of my laptop taken from my router's DCHP table

      Uername:

      Password:     <---- there is no password on the database running on my laptop > 

      Port: 3306

      Database(s):

       

      but I get an access denied message

       

      What should I put as the host address?

       

    • #35056
      peterlaursen
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      It is not an issue with the host address.  it is because the server sdo not allow for remote connections. MySQl does not as default. it is also not a problem with SQLyog. Any client would face the same issue.

       

      I think the error you get is “1045”. If so please read this FAQ:

      http://faq.webyog.com/content/23/18/en/error-no-1045-connection-denied.html

      “User is not allowed to connect from the actual host. Note that MySQL by default only allows connection from ‘localhost’. To specify from where a user may connect SQL wildcards (% and _) can be used. Simply ‘someuser@%’ means that user ‘someuser’ may connect from everywhere.”

       

      If you execute “SELECT host, user FROM mysql.user;” you will probably find that user is declared a a localhost-user.

       

      Relevant MySQL documentaton page: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/account-names.html

    • #35057
      iceman
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      Ah, Thank you.

      At least I know where the issue lies now.

      I frequently dump the db from the desktop, copy the sql to the laptop and run it so that I can synchronise the two databases. I was looking for a simpler way by doing it directly in SQLyog.

      Looks like I shall have to carry on as before.

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