Hey,
I couldn't understand why I kept getting access denied errors when connecting to a 2nd server via an SSH tunnel. I just realised that it's because both connections were using the same local port (3307). So if you want to use multiple tunnel connections, remember to use a different local port for each one.
It may seem obvious, but it's always the simple stuff that results in lots of wasted time.
HTH,
Glen.
PS. It may be a good idea for HeidiSQL to warn you when port is in use.
Tip: Multiple SSH tunnel connections.
Hi, Thanks for your tip.
I wonder why this happen. I use HeidiSql over the years to manage MySql server through SSH Tunnelling without any problem.
Recently after update HeidiSQL to version 9(9.1) I realized I could not connect to more than one server at the same time. I thought this is a bug for new version; but it seams it was my mistake which never use two ssh tunnel at same time :P
By the way I agree with @darkangel that this can be new feature to warn when create new connection with the same local port.
Thanks for your help.
I wonder why this happen. I use HeidiSql over the years to manage MySql server through SSH Tunnelling without any problem.
Recently after update HeidiSQL to version 9(9.1) I realized I could not connect to more than one server at the same time. I thought this is a bug for new version; but it seams it was my mistake which never use two ssh tunnel at same time :P
By the way I agree with @darkangel that this can be new feature to warn when create new connection with the same local port.
Thanks for your help.
I created a post on feature request for this:
SSH Tunnelling connection local port existence warning
SSH Tunnelling connection local port existence warning
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