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To set up a MySQL database on a Parallels Virtuozzo Containers (PVC) container, you must specify the following: You can also find a detailed description of the _Add Database Instance_ window in [Adding a MySQL Instance to a Policy|Add a MySQL instance to a policy].
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...2. In the MySQL tab, click the *Add New MySQL Instance* button. The _Add Database Instance_ window displays, where you can add the MySQL instance.
3. In the _Introduction_ section of the _Add Database Instance_ window, review the introductory information and click *Next* to proceed. !Add Database Instance 1.png|border=1!
!Add Database Instance 1.png|border=1!
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If you see the following error message, the database driver is not installed on your machine. !MySQL database driver not found.png|border=1!
!MySQL database driver not found.png|border=1!
See [Install MySQL Connector JDBC into Server Backup] for detailed instructions on how to install the driver.
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4. In the _Name_ section, define the name for your database and enable or disable the database instance. This name will display in the policy's _MySQL_ tab. !Add Database Instance 2.png|border=1!
!Add Database Instance 2.png|border=1!
Click *Next* to continue.
5. In the _Host_ section, enter the information about the host to which you need to connect. Select the *Use Alternate Host Name/IP* check box and enter the IP address of the MySQL PVC container in the *Host Name/IP* field. !Add Database Instance - Host PVC.png|border=1!
!Add Database Instance - Host PVC.png|border=1!
Click *Next* to continue.
6. In the _Authentication_ section, you must specify the authentication credentials to connect to the database instance. !Add Database Instance 4.png|border=1!
!Add Database Instance 4.png|border=1!
Click *Next* to continue.
...Do *not* provide the full path of the Hardware Node.{info}
!Add Database Instance - Data Directory PVC.png|border=1!
!Add Database Instance - Data Directory PVC.png|border=1!
Click *Next* to continue.
8. In the _Base Directory_ section, specify a base directory to use if it differs from the standard directory or if the automatic method fails. !Add Database Instance 6.png|border=1!
!Add Database Instance 6.png|border=1!
Click *Next* to continue.
9. In the _Options_ section, select the *Specify a Virtuozzo Container ID* check box and enter the container ID in the corresponding field. !Add Database Instance - Options PVC.png|border=1!
!Add Database Instance - Options PVC.png|border=1!
Click *Next* to continue.
10. In the final _Summary_ section, review the settings you have selected in the previous sections. !Add Database Instance - Summary PVC.png|border=1!
!Add Database Instance - Summary PVC.png|border=1!
Once you have verified that the specified settings are correct, click the *Add* button to add your MySQL Instance to the Policy.
11. The _Add Database Instance_ window closes, and the added MySQL Instance appears on the _MySQL_ tab of the _Edit Policy_ window. Instance options are displayed in the appropriate columns. !Edit Policy - PVC example.png|border=1!
!Edit Policy - PVC example.png|border=1!
132. Click the *Save* button to save the policy.{excerpt:hidden=true}Instructions on how to add a MySQL instance on a PVC container to a policy in Server Backup Manager.{excerpt}