Common use of Authentication Method Clause in Contracts

Authentication Method. Password Provide the SSH server user Password. Public Key Private Key It is used together with your public key. The private key should be readable only by you. Passphrase A passphrase is exactly like a password, except that it applies to the keys you are generating and not an account. Note: HTTP Tunnel and SSH Tunnel cannot be function simultaneously. The SSH Tunnel is disabled when you select the HTTP Tunnel and vice versa. HTTP Settings‌ HTTP Tunneling is a method for connecting to a server that uses the same protocol (http://) and the same port (port 80) as a web server does. It is used while your ISPs do not allow direct connections, but allows establishing HTTP connections. Note: Available only for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and MariaDB. Uploading the Tunneling Script To use this connection method, first thing you need to do is to upload the tunneling script to the web server where your server is located. Note: ntunnel_mysql.php (for both MySQL and MariaDB), ntunnel_pgsql.php or ntunnel_sqlite.php is available in the Navicat Data Modeler installation folder. Setting up HTTP Tunnel The following instruction guides you through the process of configuring a HTTP connection.

Authentication Method. Password Provide the SSH server user Password. Public Key Private Key It is used together with your public key. The private key should be readable only by you. Passphrase A passphrase is exactly like a password, except that it applies to the keys you are generating and not an account. Note: HTTP Tunnel and SSH Tunnel cannot be function simultaneously. The SSH Tunnel is disabled when you select the HTTP Tunnel and vice versa. HTTP Settings‌ HTTP Tunneling is a method for connecting to a server that uses the same protocol (http://) and the same port (port 80) as a web server does. It is used while your ISPs do not allow direct connections, but allows establishing HTTP connections. Note: Available only for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and MariaDB. Uploading the Tunneling Script To use this connection method, first thing you need to do is to upload the tunneling script to the web server where your server is located. Note: ntunnel_mysql.php (for both MySQL and MariaDB), ntunnel_pgsql.php or ntunnel_sqlite.php is available in the Navicat Data Modeler Report Viewer installation folder. Setting up HTTP Tunnel The following instruction guides you through the process of configuring a HTTP connection.

Authentication Method. Password Provide the SSH server user Password. Public Key Private Key It is used together with your public key. The private key should be readable only by you. Passphrase A passphrase is exactly like a password, except that it applies to the keys you are generating and not an account. Note: HTTP Tunnel and SSH Tunnel cannot be function simultaneously. The SSH Tunnel is disabled when you select the HTTP Tunnel and vice versa. HTTP Settings‌ HTTP Tunneling is a method for connecting to a server that uses the same protocol (http://) and the same port (port 80) as a web server does. It is used while your ISPs do not allow direct connections, but allows establishing HTTP connections. Note: Available only for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and MariaDB. Uploading the Tunneling Script To use this connection method, first thing you need to do is to upload the tunneling script to the web server where your server is located. Note: ntunnel_mysql.php (for both MySQL and MariaDB)ntunnel_mysql.php, ntunnel_pgsql.php ntunnel_pgsql.php, ntunnel_sqlite.php or ntunnel_sqlite.php ntunnel_mariadb.php is available in the Navicat Data Modeler installation folder. Setting up HTTP Tunnel The following instruction guides you through the process of configuring a HTTP connection.

Authentication Method. Password Provide the SSH server user Password. Public Key Private Key It is used together with your public key. The private key should be readable only by you. Passphrase A passphrase is exactly like a password, except that it applies to the keys you are generating and not an account. Note: HTTP Tunnel and SSH Tunnel cannot be function simultaneously. The SSH Tunnel is disabled when you select the HTTP Tunnel and vice versa. HTTP Settings‌ HTTP Tunneling is a method for connecting to a server that uses the same protocol (http://) and the same port (port 80) as a web server does. It is used while your ISPs do not allow direct connections, but allows establishing HTTP connections. Note: Available only for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and MariaDB. Uploading the Tunneling Script To use this connection method, first thing you need to do is to upload the tunneling script to the web server where your server is located. Note: ntunnel_mysql.php (for both MySQL and MariaDB)ntunnel_mysql.php, ntunnel_pgsql.php ntunnel_pgsql.php, ntunnel_sqlite.php or ntunnel_sqlite.php ntunnel_mariadb.php is available in the Navicat Data Modeler installation folder. Setting up HTTP Tunnel The following instruction guides you through the process of configuring a HTTP connection.