Patrick J. Wasson

Hi Yang, can you send us a screenshot of your error?

Hi Yang,

Hint: Under Administrative Tools-> Services

You can stop/start services and change the user in which it runs under. You simply need to find the mysql service in the list.

Pat

Hi Yang,

Hint: Under Admistrative Tools-> Services

You can stop/start services and change the user in which it runs under. You simply need to find the mysql service in the list.

Pat

Hi Yang,

If you enter \TUFxxxxxnetlogon you should be able to access the folder…

Pat

Hi Yang, that process seems ok to me. If you enter \FileShareServerName into windows explorer it will bring up all shares on that server that the user has access to (You will need to enter your actual server name above).

Hope this helps!

Pat

Good eye Magaly! I was hoping someone would discover this and inform the class!!

Thanks for the comment Magaly. Can you please elaborate a bit on what you found with “disabling the user configure logon script”?

Hi Paul,

Good job working through these issues. Be sure to document your steps as I use this to give credit even if you don’t get it all working.

In terms of mapping the script, ensure that you browse to the script when assigning it to the local policy, and that the script is saved somewhere accessible by all users/computers in the…[Read more]

Hi Wenlin,

Be sure that the MySQL Service is running on your server. The error you received looks like it may not be running.

Also, your Data Dir should be set to: M:MySQLMySQL Server 5.7Data

Pat

Hi Wenlin,

Be sure that the MySQL Service is running on your server. The error you received looks like it may not be running.

Also, your Data Dir should be set to: M:MySQLMySQL Server 5.7Data

Pat

Hi Wenlin,

Be sure that the MySQL Service is running on your server. The error you received looks like it may not be running.

Also, your Data Dir should be set to: M:MySQLMySQL Server 5.7Data

Pat

Hi Wenlin,

Be sure that the MySQL Service is running on your server. The error you recieved looks like it may not be running.

Also, your Data Dir should be set to: M:MySQLMySQL Server 5.7Data

Pat

Paul, thanks for providing guidance to Wenlin, Your guidance was very clear and helpful. Good work.

Thank you for the analysis of the lab Roberto. I am glad you were able to get through it more quickly this time around! A key takeaway from this lab is to become more familiar with Disk Management in Windows Server.

Hi Alex,

Be sure you configured your DNS setting properly. Remember, we had to set the primary DNS server to the ip address of our –DC1 server. Ensure that the –DC1 server is running since your server will go to DC1 for its DNS config and will not work if the server is shutdown.

I would revisit your DNS setup to ensure everything is con…[Read more]

Hi Wenlin,

MySQL Workbench is the DMBS you will be using to interact with the MySQL server. It was installed with MySQL server. You can open it like any application.

Here is helpful link about moving the data directory:
http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/14320/how-can-i-move-a-mysql-database-to-another-drive

Pat

Hi Wenlin,

MySQL Workbench is the DMBS you will be using to interact with the MySQL server. It was installed with MySQL server. You can open it like any application.

Here is helpful link about moving the data directory:
http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/14320/how-can-i-move-a-mysql-database-to-another-drive

Pat

Hi Wenlin,

MySQl Workbench is the DMBS you will be using to interact with the MySQL server. It was installed with MySQL server. You can open it like any application.

Here is helpful link about moving the data directory:
http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/14320/how-can-i-move-a-mysql-database-to-another-drive

Pat