RE: Switch over to domain

If you have a DNS server running somewhere on your network then you should be should be able to connect by using the server name rather than the IP address.

John Bonnett

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From: Shaun Van Wyngaard [mailto:shaunv@pdc.co.za] Sent: Monday, 2 July 2007 5:47 PM
To: win32@lists.mysql.com
Subject: Switch over to domain

Hi  

I set up the muSQL server in a workgroup with a static IP address, and connected through mySQL Administrator using this address for the server host. Now we have switched over onto a domain, and the IP addresses are set dynamically. How do I log on now, without going to the server each time and finding its new assigned IP address each time?  

Thanks

Shaun

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