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problem connecting MS access to remote MySQL data source
Posted by: Greg Kozisek
Date: June 08, 2015 01:48PM

I am on a desktop Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit machine. The MySQL database I am trying to connect to is on a remote virtual machine on our local network.
I have installed, in order, the MySQL 64-bit connector (5.1.13) which by default went to c:\Program Files (x86) and the MySQL 32-bit connector (5.1.13) which I forced, using custom install, to C:windows\SysWow64.
The address of the virtual machine containing the MySQL db is at say, 999.999.9.99. I can ping this address from my machine and get positive responses.
Trying to establish a connection I do this.
Run (double-click) adbcad32.exe as administrator from C:/Windows/SysWOW64/ using windows explorer.
The ODBC Data Source Administrator window opens.
I click Add and a list of drivers is displayed.
I select MySQL ODBC 5.1 Driver and click finish.
The MySQL Connector/ODBC Data Source Configuration interface opens.
I enter Data Source Name and Description using whatever comes to mind - just text.
I enter the TCP/IP Server address as 999.999.9.99, the User, and the Password which work when I am using VM Sphere (by the way, a Linux VM)
Then in the Database dropdown of the MySQL configuration tool I don't see any databases listed - this is different from the other desktop in our office with which I can connect.
I click test button and error displayed is "Connection Failed: [HY000][MySQL][ODBC 5.1 Driver]Connection using old (pre-4.1.1) authentication protocol refused (clientoption 'secure_auth' enabled)
I've searched this error literally for days and none of the solutions seem to work.Please help.

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