Configuring Network Access •VM.Standard2.16 •VM.Standard2.24 •VM.Standard.E2.1 •VM.Standard.E2.2 •VM.Standard.E2.4 •VM.Standard.E2.8 •BM.Standard2.52 For all other shapes, the tuning for VM.Standard2.1 is used. For information on OCI Security Rules, see Security Rules. You must enable ingress on ports 22 (SSH) and 3306 (MySQL), and optionally 33060, if you intend to use MySQL X Protocol. This section describes the various connection methods for connecting to the deployed MySQL server on the OCI Compute Instance. This section gives some detail on connecting from a UNIX-like platform to the OCI Compute. For more information on connecting with SSH, see Accessing an Oracle Linux Instance Using SSH and Connecting to Your Instance. To connect to the Oracle Linux running on the Compute Instance with SSH, run the following command: where  opc  is the compute user and  computeIP  is the IP address of your Compute Instance. To find the temporary root password created for the root user, run the following command: To change your default password, log in to the server using the generated, temporary password, using the following command:  mysql -uroot -p . Then run the following: To connect from your local MySQL client, you must first create on the MySQL server a user which allows remote login. 5229 Note Connecting with MySQL Client Connecting with SSH 32.4 Connecting Important 32.3 Configuring Network Access ALTER USER ’root’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ’MyNewPass4!’; sudo grep ’temporary password’ /var/log/mysqld.log ssh opc@ computeIP