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End User License Agreement
The next page displays the End User License Agreement, which needs to be read and
accepted before clicking Next.
Configuring Supplied Database Connection
The Default Database Configuration page appears if the supplied MySQL Product module
was selected for installation in the Product Selection screen. It defines the administrative
password for the MySQL server as well as which port it uses for communication.
The installer will automatically configure the Connect Server to use the supplied password and
port.
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MySQL user 'root' Password: Enter the password for the 'root', or administration
account, for the MySQL server. The password must be at least 8 characters long and
contain at least one of each of the following:
l a lower case character (a, b, c ... )
l an upper case character (A, B, C ...)
l a numeric digit (1, 2, 3 ...)
l a punctuation character (@, $, ~ ...)
For example:"This1s@K"
Note
When updating from an earlier Connect version, the appropriate MySQL password
must be entered or the update will fail.
If the password is subsequently forgotten, then the MySQL product must be
uninstalled and its database deleted from disk before attempting to reinstall.
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Confirm 'root' Password: Re-enter to confirm the password. Both passwords must
match for installation to continue.
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TCP/IP Port Number: The port on which MySQL will expect, and respond to, requests. A
check is run to confirm whether the specified TCP\IP Port Number is available on the
local machine. If it is already being used by another service (generally, an existing
MySQL installation), the number is highlighted in red and a warning message is
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