MySQL Server Problem

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  1. athomas

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    Firewalled how? I turned off the nix firewall..
     
    athomas, Sep 28, 2008
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    Probably by your NAT router. The box itself had an RFC1918 address.
     
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    I dont have anything NAT'd right now.
     
    athomas, Sep 28, 2008
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    If your server has a local IP, your router is NAT'ing.
     
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    Oh, duh... It was late when I read that sorry lol. As far as port forwarding... I have 3306 open, and within the network it isn't working either so I don't think that is the problem.
     
    athomas, Sep 28, 2008
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    Well, you might want to nmap it on that port, just to be sure. :) In fact, would you please post the results of an nmap scan on your MySQL server from a client, and also the exact command line you're using to connect from the client (replace the password with XXXXXX)? I was able to connect to MySQL on the server just fine while I was in, so I need more info for sure.
     
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