You don't.
You can use telnet to connect and run mysql on that machine, displaying
on yours.
You can use mysql on your machine to connect to mysqld on the remote
machine using the -h
option to mysql. This requires that the grant command has been run on
the server to allow you to connect, and that port 3306 ( or whatever the
server is running on ) is not blocked by a firewall.
Robert Feldbauer wrote:
>
> I'm trying to use a remote telnet connection to access a mysql
> server. Anyone know where I could find protocols to connect to
> a mysql server, with telnet? Thanks.
>
> Bob Feldbauer
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