How to tell server that credentials are local server credentials?
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Mike Hope
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over 3 years ago
Our MySQL server has a db account (e.g. "bizuser") that I'm authenticating with from a Windows client. I keep getting an error message
"Access denied for user 'bizuser' @ '<windows client>' (Using password: YES)
I've tried several syntaxes to force the login to understand that the account is local, but I can't figure out how to do it. I've tried to set the username as
bizuser/<mysqlserv>
bizuser@<mysqlserv>
<mysqlserv>\bizuser
I've installed both DbV 9.5.8 and 12.0.8 but the version alone does not seem to be the issue. The ping for server itself works.
How do I tell the server that the login is a local login?
Mike Hope
Our MySQL server has a db account (e.g. "bizuser") that I'm authenticating with from a Windows client. I keep getting an error message
"Access denied for user 'bizuser' @ '<windows client>' (Using password: YES)
I've tried several syntaxes to force the login to understand that the account is local, but I can't figure out how to do it. I've tried to set the username as
bizuser/<mysqlserv>
bizuser@<mysqlserv>
<mysqlserv>\bizuser
I've installed both DbV 9.5.8 and 12.0.8 but the version alone does not seem to be the issue. The ping for server itself works.
How do I tell the server that the login is a local login?