| Setting up HTTP Tunnel
The following instruction guides you through the process of configuring a
HTTP connection.
- Click
or choose File ->
New Connection to set up the Connection Properties.
- Select the HTTP tab and enable Use HTTP Tunnel.
- Enter URL of the tunneling script.

- If the ntunnel_pgsql.php is hosted in a password protected server
or you have to access internet over a proxy server, you can provide the
required authentication details.

- Navicat PostgreSQL host name at the General Settings page should be set relatively
to the HTTP server in this case. For example: host_of_pgsqldatabase shown
below is the host address, which provided by your hosting company, of your
remote PostgreSQL database.
Connection Name
A friendly name to best describe your connection.
Host name/IP address
A host where PostgreSQL Server is located in point of view HTTP server.
Port
A port of PostgreSQL Server on Remote Host, by default it is 5432.
User name
It is a PostgreSQL Server user name.
Password
It is a password of the PostgreSQL user.

See also:
Advanced Settings
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