how to setting disable database infomation in database return packet
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I connected directly to the db server through a browser(IE, Edge).
(url : localhost:3306)
The results are as follows
N 5.6.14-log8L<'M1LiM���%o!QU:`Vl?3!mysql_native_password!��#08S01Got packets out of order
I tried to capture packets via wireshark
and found that the ones shown are database server information and error messages.
I want to set the database information(ex. version, server language ...) not to be visible.
What Should I do?
database disable
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I connected directly to the db server through a browser(IE, Edge).
(url : localhost:3306)
The results are as follows
N 5.6.14-log8L<'M1LiM���%o!QU:`Vl?3!mysql_native_password!��#08S01Got packets out of order
I tried to capture packets via wireshark
and found that the ones shown are database server information and error messages.
I want to set the database information(ex. version, server language ...) not to be visible.
What Should I do?
database disable
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A database server is not a web server. Don't use a browser to connect to a database server. Maybe your database comes with a web UI, then point your browser there. The web UI will use a different port than the database server.
– Roland Weber
2 days ago
I'd recommend setting firewall rules to not allow the database port out to the public. It should be allowed only to database clients that you are expecting.
– Brian Minton
2 days ago
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I connected directly to the db server through a browser(IE, Edge).
(url : localhost:3306)
The results are as follows
N 5.6.14-log8L<'M1LiM���%o!QU:`Vl?3!mysql_native_password!��#08S01Got packets out of order
I tried to capture packets via wireshark
and found that the ones shown are database server information and error messages.
I want to set the database information(ex. version, server language ...) not to be visible.
What Should I do?
database disable
New contributor
I connected directly to the db server through a browser(IE, Edge).
(url : localhost:3306)
The results are as follows
N 5.6.14-log8L<'M1LiM���%o!QU:`Vl?3!mysql_native_password!��#08S01Got packets out of order
I tried to capture packets via wireshark
and found that the ones shown are database server information and error messages.
I want to set the database information(ex. version, server language ...) not to be visible.
What Should I do?
database disable
database disable
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A database server is not a web server. Don't use a browser to connect to a database server. Maybe your database comes with a web UI, then point your browser there. The web UI will use a different port than the database server.
– Roland Weber
2 days ago
I'd recommend setting firewall rules to not allow the database port out to the public. It should be allowed only to database clients that you are expecting.
– Brian Minton
2 days ago
add a comment |
1
A database server is not a web server. Don't use a browser to connect to a database server. Maybe your database comes with a web UI, then point your browser there. The web UI will use a different port than the database server.
– Roland Weber
2 days ago
I'd recommend setting firewall rules to not allow the database port out to the public. It should be allowed only to database clients that you are expecting.
– Brian Minton
2 days ago
1
1
A database server is not a web server. Don't use a browser to connect to a database server. Maybe your database comes with a web UI, then point your browser there. The web UI will use a different port than the database server.
– Roland Weber
2 days ago
A database server is not a web server. Don't use a browser to connect to a database server. Maybe your database comes with a web UI, then point your browser there. The web UI will use a different port than the database server.
– Roland Weber
2 days ago
I'd recommend setting firewall rules to not allow the database port out to the public. It should be allowed only to database clients that you are expecting.
– Brian Minton
2 days ago
I'd recommend setting firewall rules to not allow the database port out to the public. It should be allowed only to database clients that you are expecting.
– Brian Minton
2 days ago
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A database server is not a web server. Don't use a browser to connect to a database server. Maybe your database comes with a web UI, then point your browser there. The web UI will use a different port than the database server.
– Roland Weber
2 days ago
I'd recommend setting firewall rules to not allow the database port out to the public. It should be allowed only to database clients that you are expecting.
– Brian Minton
2 days ago