Antons Fedorenko on 28 Jan 2015 18:10:27
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RE: MySQL over SSH connection
This feature is very important. Please develope it asap.
RE: MySQL over SSH connection
We need this too. Strange that it isn't there yet. Seems like a common way to connect to unix/linux hosted databases.
RE: MySQL over SSH connection
Hi, this really is essential. The MariaDB is on a linux webserver, and needs to be connected with SSH from the Windows based server. This setup will exists millions of times.
RE: MySQL over SSH connection
This feature is very essential. Companies usually have their database inside a cloud and every time I try to connect to them, SSH Tunnelling becomes my headache. OBDC is a very lengthy and confusing way.
RE: MySQL over SSH connection
This feature would be great to have! I need to connected to some web servers that are set up on Cloudways.com.
RE: MySQL over SSH connection
much needed feature
RE: MySQL over SSH connection
HiWe need this option and I need to build 1000 of reports with Azure Mysql SSH connection. Business will not agree to take this tool going in future.REgardsB Pavan Kumar
RE: MySQL over SSH connection
Please develop thissss!!
RE: MySQL over SSH connection
MYSQL over ssh connection
1. download the latest ODBC connector for MySQL and install on windows
2. Install the ODBC drivers on Windows computer
3. Configure a DSN for ODBC Driver in windows 10 -- run dialog box by pressing Windows+R and click OK
4. Enter command odbcad32 and press ENTER
5. On ODBC Data Source Administrator under User DSN, click the Add button
6. Under "Create New Data Source" Select the driver you installed and click finish.
7. A new window appears for MySQL connector/ODBC type localhost under TCP/IP Server and port 3306.
Enter username and password for and click OK
8. close
9. download putty software and install it
10. Start PuTTY.
11. In the Category pane, expand Connection, expand SSH, and then click Tunnels.
12. In the Source port text box of the Port Forwarding section, type 3306. This is the local port to forward.In the Destination text box, type localhost:3306.
13. Confirm that the Local and Auto radio buttons are selected.
14. Click Add:
15. In the Category pane, click Session.
16. In the Host Name (or IP address) text box, type your web site's domain name or IP address.
17. In the Port text box, type 7822.
18. Confirm that the Connection type radio button is set to SSH.
19. Click Open:
20. If a PuTTY security alert about the server's host key appears, click Yes.
21. When the login as prompt appears, type your A2 Hosting username, and then type your password.
22. When the remote server's command line prompt appears, the SSH tunnel is established and you can use your MySQL client applications on the local computer.
23. Open power BI
24. Select Get data from the Data source at the top
25. Select database MySQL database for localhost:3306
RE: MySQL over SSH connection
Help us, Microsoft !!!
By the Way, Anybody knows if is it possible to connect over SSH using ODBC ?
Ty