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So I am not getting very far there, but will try again if everything else fails. Maybe I’m wrong, but that’s why I am Albert: yes, I have contacted the SC support, pointed them to this thread, but they asked some default question showing me that they didn’t read the thread. From my point of view, I cannot see how this can be an IIS problem. But at the moment I am totally stuck and have no idea what else I could be missing. So once again I am asking if anyone has managed to get this running on a local IIS7 with a database on a remote Reinhard: believe me, I am looking at every single possible solution since I started this thread 3 days ago, and you have helped me in getting past the passoword dialog, which was not an IIS issue but a missed configuration on my part. I am not pointing the finger anywhere - could be anything - but I have never had these problems with any other deployment before. So why does the dev environment running on the SAME local machine can access the remote database, but the production environment on the SAME local machine can’t? So I am assuming that the connection string from the dev environment is used.

I have tried all and am getting “Connection Error: Unable to connect: Connection attempt failed: SQLSTATE No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.” I cannot edit any mySQL hostname, port, or any other option. There I have 3 choices: MySQL transaction, MySQL, MySQL PDO I cannot access the remote mySQL database from the local SC production environmentĭetails: In the production environment, after changing the password, I am redirected to the “new connection” form.