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jan_uno_p

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Hi

When I open media portal on the client and start My tv, I get the message: Connected to TV-server, Unable to connect to database. I have read the suggestions posted in this forum, they did not help.

I use MySQL (nothing is installd on the client).

I tried to configure my router to allow TCP/IP port number 3306 as a virtual server, that did not change anything

How can I dig into where the problem lies. MP on the server works fine. I can ping the IP adress from the client.

Br

Jan
 

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    Did you tick the box "enable remote connection" in sql install, otherwise nothing outside can connect.

    Otherwise, as rtv suggested.
     

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    I tried to configure my router to allow TCP/IP port number 3306 as a virtual server, that did not change anything

    How can I dig into where the problem lies. MP on the server works fine. I can ping the IP adress from the client.

    Make sure the firewall on your server does allow incoming connections.

    Ping (ICMP) isn't relevant here. A "telnet UNDERETAGE 3306" from your client must be successful as well. If your connection is setup correct your MP should be fine as well.
     

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