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Step 1: Download and Install DBeaver

If you haven’t already installed DBeaver, you can download it from the official website. Install the software following the instructions for your operating system.

Step 2: Retrieve Your Database Credentials

Before connecting, ensure you have the following MySQL database credentials from your server panel or hosting provider:

Host (e.g., mysql.yourserver.com or an IP address)
Port (default is 3306)
Database Name
Username
Password

If you don’t have these details, check your server’s Databases section in the control panel.

Step 3: Create a New Connection in DBeaver

Open DBeaver.
Click File > New > Database Connection or press Ctrl + N.
In the Select Database window, choose MySQL, then click Next.
Enter your database connection details:
- Host: Your database’s hostname or IP address.
- Port: 3306 (or the custom port if specified).
- Database: The name of your MySQL database.
- Username: Your database username.
- Password: Your database password.
Click Test Connection to ensure everything is correct. If successful, proceed to the next step.

Step 4: Save and Connect

Click Finish to save the connection.
In the Database Navigator, locate your new connection and expand it to access tables, schemas, and other database objects.

Additional Notes

If you experience connection issues, verify that your database host allows external connections. Some providers require you to whitelist your IP address.
Ensure that your firewall or security groups do not block MySQL’s default port (3306).

Additional Help
If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, open a support ticket via the Billing Area. Our support team is ready to assist you.