Yes, you can remotely access your 4GoodHosting MySQL database (which uses cPanel), but you’ll need to follow several steps to ensure it works securely.
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 How to Set It Up in cPanel (4GoodHosting)
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Whitelist your IP address
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Log in to your cPanel.
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Go to Databases → Remote MySQL (or Remote Database Access).
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Under “Add Access Host,†enter your current IP (you can find it via “what is my IP†online). Use
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Ask support to open port 3306 (if needed)
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Some shared hosts block MySQL’s default port for security.
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Submit a support ticket requesting inbound access to port 3306 and mention your account needs it. stackoverflow.comkb.hosting.com+1kb.hosting.com+1
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Use a MySQL client to connect
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Use MySQL Workbench, HeidiSQL, or similar.
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It’ll prompt for your password. phoenixnap.com+13stackoverflow.com+13hostgator.com+13knownhost.com+1inmotionhosting.com+1
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