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How to connect
cPanel Hosting
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MySQL/MariaDB Database Management
Connecting to a cPanel MySQL database using Navicat
Before you start
The first thing you need to do is ensure that you
enable external MySQL database access
, then make sure you have
set up a database and database user
within cPanel. The last thing you need is the server hostname/address; you can obtain the address by following these steps:
Log in to VIPcontrol
.
Click on
My Services
at the top of this page.
Click on
cPanel Hosting
.
Click
Manage
.
Under
cPanel Details
, you will see
cPanel Hostname
; that is the server’s address/hostname (this can be used for MySQL connections too). You can also use the
IP address
from the
Server Details
tab here.
How to connect
Open Navicat.
Click on
Connection
and then select
MySQL
.
A dialog box will appear, where you will input the following information:
Connection Name:
this can be anything you’d like, used to remember your session.
Host:
the address of the server you want to connect to (refer to
Before you start
).
Port:
3306.
Username:
Your MySQL database username.
Password:
Your MySQL database password.
Click
Test Connection
.
As long as the test comes back okay, click
OK
.
Remotely connecting to a MySQL database
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