How to Change MySQL User Password in cPanel

Need to change your MySQL user password? It's crucial for database security. This guide provides a simple walkthrough for updating or resetting your password in cPanel, along with tips for choosing a strong password and ensuring your data stays safe.

• Step 1: Access MySQL Databases in cPanel
• Step 2: Changing the MySQL User Password
• Summary

Step 1: Access MySQL Databases in cPanel

1. Log in to your Bluehost Account Manager.
2. Click the Hosting tab from the left navigation menu.
   
3. Under Quick Links, select cPanel.
   
4. In cPanel, go to the Databases section and click on MySQL Databases.
   

Step 2: Changing the MySQL User Password

1. On the MySQL Databases page, scroll down to find the MySQL Users section.

   Note: You can also click "Jump to MySQL Users" to locate the user section quickly.

2. In the list of users, find the specific user for whom you want to change the password.
3. Click the Change Password link next to the user’s name.
4. Enter the new password you would like to assign.
5. Click Change Password to save the new password.

Summary

Updating a MySQL user’s password in cPanel is a quick and straightforward way to enhance your database security. By following these steps, you can ensure that your MySQL user credentials remain secure and up to date.