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*Now, you should see the screen below. If the ''webadmin'' button' is grayed out, you will need to create a new user using the corresponding button and then click the button labeled "Make Default for DB Webadmin" to give the user account you created access to the database. Once the ''webadmin'' button is available, simply click on it.  
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*Now, you should see the screen below. If the ''webadmin'' button' is grayed out, you will need to create a new user using the corresponding "Add New Database User" button.  
 
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[[File:Managing_mysql1.png]]
  
  
To manage your existing databases, please read [[Managing MySQL]].
 
  
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If you had to create a new user, you will see the following screen. Simply provide a unique username and password -- please choose a strong password -- for the user.
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Once the ''webadmin'' button is no longer grayed out, click on it to access phpmyadmin.
  
 
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*[[Managing FTP Access/Users]]
 
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**[[About FTP and Unlimited Hosting]]
 
**[[About FTP and Unlimited Hosting]]
**[[Managing MySQL]]
 
 
*[[Adding/Managing DNS Records]]
 
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Revision as of 13:52, 23 April 2012

Plesk Unlimited Hosting: Managing MySQL

XMission's Unlimited Hosting powered by Plesk has phpmyadmin essentially built right into it!

  • From the Control Panel, click on the "Domains & Websites" tab near the top of the screen.

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  • Near the bottom of the screen, click the button labeled "Databases."

Mysql1.png


  • On the next screen, you will see any existing databases listed near the bottom of the screen. To manage/modify one, simply click the database name. In this case, the example database would be example_user_example_database.

Mysql2.png


  • Now, you should see the screen below. If the webadmin button' is grayed out, you will need to create a new user using the corresponding "Add New Database User" button.

Managing mysql1.png


If you had to create a new user, you will see the following screen. Simply provide a unique username and password -- please choose a strong password -- for the user. Managing mysql2.png


Once the webadmin button is no longer grayed out, click on it to access phpmyadmin.

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