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Enable MySQL Remote Connections on Linux: mysqld.cnf, Port 3306, and Firewall Discipline
DevOps05 MIN
DevOps·Dec 24, 2024

Enable MySQL Remote Connections on Linux: mysqld.cnf, Port 3306, and Firewall Discipline

Walk through enabling MySQL remote access without pretending port exposure equals safety: widen bind-address in mysqld.cnf, restart mysql, prove something listens on TCP 3306, then layer UFW and user grants so reachability and authorization stay different problems.

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