Introduction Creating and managing databases and database users in cPanel is an essential skill for web developers and IT professionals. This knowledge base will guide you through the steps to create a MySQL database in cPanel. Prerequisites A server running cPanel. cPanel login credentials with access to database permissions. 1. Login to cPanel and select MySQL
Remote access to MySQL database server is disabled by default for security purposes. However, there are times you need to allow remote access to the database server from home or anywhere outside your office or data center. This post will guide you on how to do just that. 1) Login to your cPanel and
Connecting to the SQL Server via SQL Management Studio is possible. For example, your domain name is www.domain.com, All you need to do is: Login to Plesk https://www.domain.com:8443 Log in with your domain name, and the password Go to Database, Create a new database & Database user and password Please take note of the username
SQL ODBC connection strings: Standard Security “Driver=; Server=Your_Server_Name; Database=Your_Database_Name; Uid=Your_Username; Pwd=Your_Password;” SQL OLE DB connection strings: “Provider=SQLOLEDB; Data Source=127.0.0.1; Initial Catalog=Your_Database_Name; UserId=Your_Username; Password=Your_Password;” SQL SqlConnection .NET strings: “Server=127.0.0.1; Database=Your_Database_Name; UserID=Your_Username; Password=Your_Password; Trusted_Connection=False” SQL SqlConnection for SQL 2008: “Provider=SQLNCLI10; Server=127.0.0.1; Database=database_name; UId=user_id; Pwd=password;”
Step 1 – Login to your MSSQL management studio. Step 2 – At the left side panel, under Security -> right-click Logins -> New Login Step 3 – Insert all the details as an image. Remember to select SQL Authentication Step 4 – After creating the login, proceed to create Databases Step 5 – Insert
phpMyAdmin is a free software tool written in PHP, intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Web. In order to access it via Plesk 8.3, follow the steps as below: Step 1: Log in to Plesk control panel
You can create and remove databases in Websites & Domains > Databases. You can create a database by specifying its name. If your subscription grants you the corresponding permission, you can choose a database type and the database server on which the database should be created. You can select a website on which the database
It’s good to perform a backup of your MySQL databases frequently so that you have the latest version of database to restore if and ever your database crashes and requires restoration. Step 1 – Login to your Plesk control panel. Step 2 – Under “Application & Services”, click on “Databases”. Step 3 – Select
Steps 1: Remote desktop into your server and go to the server manager. Go to the local users and groups tab and create the user that you want to allow in SSRS if the user is not existing yet. Steps 2: Open browser in your server and browse to http://localhost/reports. Log into the page using
When you work with a database in Plesk, Plesk accesses the database on behalf of a user account associated with the database. Therefore, every database should have at least one associated user account; otherwise, you will be unable to access it. Any database user can be set as default for a certain database. Plesk will