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please guide me to allow a particular IP to access mysql remotly.
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allow IP for mysql
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abdi
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If you edit your /etc/my.cnf and remove or flag the
Then you would have allowed remote access to your MYSQL server. If you only want to allow a particular IP then you can close ALL 3306 ports in your firewall then only add a few IPs to have access to that port ..You can do that easily with Plesk firewall module.
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#bind-address = 127.0.0.1Then you would have allowed remote access to your MYSQL server. If you only want to allow a particular IP then you can close ALL 3306 ports in your firewall then only add a few IPs to have access to that port ..You can do that easily with Plesk firewall module.
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