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Manage MySQL® Profile
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Log in toWHM >>SQL Services >>Manage MySQL® Profile
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- Select “SQL Services” category from the left-hand side menu and click on the “Manage MySQL profiles” sub-option.
- You will find previously added MySQL profiles.
- Click on the “+Add Profile” button on the right side.
- As soon as you click this button, a form will appear.
- Profile Settings-
- Profile Name- Enter the profile name.
- Configuration Method- Select the configuration method. Whether you want to want to create automatically create a MySQL superuser via SSH or manually enter an existing MySQL superuser’s credentials.
- Host settings-
- Host- Input the IP address or hostname of the MySQL server.
- SSH Port- Enter the SSH port.
- Login Information-
- Username- Enter login username.
- Authentication Method- Choose the authentication method.
- If you select “Password” as the authentication method. Enter the password.
- If you select “SSH Key” as the authentication method, then enter the SSH Key and SSH Key Passphrase.
- Select “SQL Services” category from the left-hand side menu and click on the “Manage MySQL profiles” sub-option.
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