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I am struggling with this - i've read loads about it but I still cannot see where I am going wrong.

I've installed MySQLWorkBench and connection tests to my RDS fail. I've tested using telnet to my endpoints on port 3306 and they cannot connect either.

I've created the classic public/private subnets within the Amazon VPC, this includes a DBServerSG Security Group which is currently set to Allow ALL inbound traffic and allow ALL outbound traffic (for testing) and i've ensure my RDS instance is set with the right DB Subnet Group.

I don't have a firewall on my client PC either

I STILL can't connect to my RDS Instances, any thoughts?

Edit, I created a second instance to rule out password/user problems

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step 1

create a new security rule (or edit an existing one) and add your IP address to gain access to the Amazon Web Service RDS instance.

setp 2

Go to RDS console > security group screen > select or create a new security group. And add your public IP address (don't forget to add the subnet mask for example /32 after the host).

step 3

Then figure out what is the instance address, to do so go to the instance menu and write down the endpoint, port number and principal username:

step 4

now connect to RDS from workbench using a new connection with these Hostname: the endpoint of your RDS instance Port: the port of your RDS instance Username: your MySQL username

For further clarification refer to this link for pictorial representation