TCP Connection not working in MYSQL
Posted by: Michael Agosta
Date: December 01, 2015 11:06AM

Hi:

I'm running MariaDB MYSQL on Linux Centos. My servers are behind a VPN/firewall and I use static IP addresses to connect via TCPIP. Our colocation facility just moved my boxes from one physical location to another. I'm live again, but I cannot connect on TCPIP...

I can connect on a local machine via localhost.

So, what could've broken? I did not change any of the standard linux /etc configurations. I can freely SSH using the static IP addresses and a quick check of nma[p -sT <static ip here> is showing port 3306 open, but I'm not sure if that checks the firewall and router properly.

I'm not an IT guy, and my company contracts IT on a very ad hoc basis. What I need is some direction....should I start making noise for the contracter guys to check the firewall/router?

I can get in via the firewall/VPN as my usual login. Once on the server, I can move around and I have root access to my Linux box. I don't control the firewall. Mysql runs just fine on the localhost instance.

Any user set up to run as %, however, gets the error.

THANKS in advance.

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