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arios
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| Posted: 27 June 2008 at 11:48am | IP Logged
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Please, How do I connect mailbee pro 4.2 .NET with SQL Server or My SQL 5.1. I´ve been trying with ISS 6.0 and Iss Virtual directory Management for SQL Server, and after several attempts, I received this message from mailadm account:
"Login failed for user '(null)'. Reason: Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection."
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Andrew
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| Posted: 27 June 2008 at 12:34pm | IP Logged
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First, you should create a database for WebMail Pro and a database user account which has all permission over that database (via SQL Server Management Studio or similar tool for MySQL). Alternatively, you may use any existing database even if it's not empty (there won't be names conflict because WebMail uses special prefixes for its database objects) and any existing database user account which has necessary permissions.
Once you have a database and a user account, fill the appropriate fields in WebMail Admin Console (mailadm) / Database Settings:
- SQL login: the database user account name
- SQL password: the password of the database user account
- Database name: the database name
- Host: the hostname (or IP address) your database is installed on
Then press "Save", "Test connection" to make sure WebMail Pro is able to connect to the database and then "Create Tables". That's all.
Best regards,
Andrew
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