If you put any one of these three then do not put ‘#’ before it.

If you don’t find the bind address line then you can add bind address = 0.0.0.0 or skip-networking and skip-bind-address in that configuration file. Then it will be as #bind address = 127.0.0.1 So, it will allow to connect the database from anywhere 😀 Step 4 -Now find bind address = 127.0.0.1 statement, by default it allows only the localhost to connect the database. Step 3 -Now you need to go to the mysql configuration file & have to edit the configuration. ssh 2 -You can get the ip address via bellow command too 😉 ip a Step 1 - Let’s connect to the server via SSH in your main machine. So, first of all install mysql-client in your machine sudo apt install mysql-client -y You can check at the same time is it working or not by typing some commands in another terminal. Here, you will know how to connect remotely to MySQL not only by root login but also by user login. You can use remote root connection or if you want, you can use remote user connection too. This story is going to assist you to know how to connect MySQL Database server from a different/remote machine. So, right now you are connected with MySQL Database server with Ubuntu/Debian machine. If you have not installed yet, read this story. At first Install and Configure MySQL Database Server in Ubuntu.

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