When the MySQL database server is deployed in the intranet, devices in the local area network can easily access the MySQL database. If the network environment where the database server is located does not have public network IP or router/optical cat management rights, the MySQL database of the internal network can be accessed through the external network through the Aweshell internal network penetration.

Configure and install MySQL locally to ensure that remote desktop can be enabled

Install and configure MySQL locally, and ensure that devices in the LAN can be accessed successfully through intranet IP.

Use Aweshell simple 3 steps to achieve MySQL remote access

Step 1: Download the Aweshell client in the Aweray official website, register the Aweray account, and install the login client on the intranet host/server;

Step 2: Enter the Aweshell cloud management platform → click intranet penetration → add mapping → select "regular application";

Step 3: Set according to the prompts, for example, fill in MySQL server LAN IP and access port number (default is 3306).

After the following figure correctly fills in the relevant information, click Save, and an external network access domain name will be automatically generated.

After completing the above three steps, you can generate an external network access address.

Then copy the external network address and paste it into the database login window to log in and connect to the database.

At this point, you have a stable, secure MySQL remote access channel without public IP. No matter where you are, you only need to remember the extranet domain name and port generated by the Aweshell to manage MySQL like operating a local database.