SSH Tunneling

SSH ( Secure Shell Host ) can be used to encrypt communications between Automatic Backup Scheduler for MySQL and your remote MySQL server. This is known as SSH tunneling and is actually quite simple to use.

SSH Host: Address of the machine on which SSH server is running.
SSH Port: Port on which SSH server is listening. By default, it is 22.
Username: Username to access the SSH server ( Note: It's not the MySQL server ).

You can use either Password authentication or Private/Public Key authentication with SSH tunneling. Most users use password authentication.

Use Proxy Server: If the SSH Server should communicated with Proxy Server, please check the option and set it. Read more...

1. Task - Back up MySQL databases to the SQL files
2. Task - Back up MySQL databases to the other server
3. Task - Back up a MySQL database to the other database
4. Task - Restore MySQL databases from the backup files
5. Task - Restore MySQL databases from the other server
6. Task - Restore a MySQL database from the other database
7. Task - Execute SQL Script
8. Page - MySQL Server
9. Page - Source Server and Database
10. Page - Destination Server and Database
11. Page - Select Databases
12. Page - Select Source Items
13. Page - Add Backup Files
14. Page - Recovery Databases
15. Page - Backup Files
16. Page - Upload Backup Files
17. Page - Execute SQL script before starting and after ending
18. Page - Enter SQL Script
19. Page - Task Scheduler
20. Options - MySQL Database Advanced Settings
21. Options - Backup File Settings
22. Options - Compression Options
23. Options - Back up Tablespaces
24. Options - SMTP Options
25. Protocol - SSL Protocol