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2.3.5.12 The Security Options Dialog
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It is strongly recommended that you set a `root' password for your
MySQL server, and the MySQL Configuration Wizard requires you set a
`root' password by default. If you do not wish to set a `root' password,
un-check the box next to the `Modify Security Settings' option.
To set the `root' password, type the desired password into both the
`New root password' and `Confirm' boxes. If you are re-configuring an
existing server, you will also need to enter the existing `root'
password into the `Current root password' box.
To prevent `root' logins from across the network, check the box next to
the `Root may only connect from localhost' option. This will increase
the security of your `root' account.
To create an anonymous user account, check the box next to the `Create
An Anonymous Account' option. Creating an anonymous account can
decrease server security and cause login and permission difficulties
and is not recommended.
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