At 11:53 -0600 1/13/04, Steve Buehler wrote:
I am trying to allow someone to access our mysql server that is
behind our firewall. If I open the firewall ports 3306-65000/tcp
the person can get through. If I just try to open up the port
3306/tcp, they can not get through. Is there another port that I
need to open also? I have tried 3306-3307/tcp but that wasn't it.
Any help would be appreciated. I have also searched the web and
could only find that it uses 3306 and 3307, but that sounded kind of
weird to me.
The server uses one TCP/IP port. By default this is 3306, but can be
configured to be something else. You should have to open up only the
port that the server is listening on.
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