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When can I access the MySQL server on port 3306/tcp from hosts outside the CS department?

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When can I access the MySQL server on port 3306/tcp from hosts outside the CS department?

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The sole purpose of the MySQL server is to support http applications on z. As such, you should be able to administer MySQL from your http application. (This is basically a security policy — I don’t want to make a MySQL server visible to the endless stream of portscans, so 3306/tcp is blocked at the router).

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