Bradley Grainger

Do you have `AllowPublicKeyRetrieval=True` in either of your connection strings? It's hard to tell what's going on from the cropped screenshots. Can you email both traces to me?

> In the older version which is connecting to the same My SQL server Is the older version using MySQL.Data? I don't believe it requires a secure connection in order...

Your packet trace shows this inefficiency in MySqlConnector (which should be fixed as a separate bug): https://github.com/mysql-net/MySqlConnector/issues/1562

This issue has not identified any problems with MySqlConnector; as far as I can tell it's working as designed. Have you read the support article I linked earlier?

Please enable "Trace"-level logging for MySqlConnector and upload a section of the logs that show this error.

This seems to be the crux of the issue: ``` MySqlConnection|Session 3.13 server version 8.0.28 supports reset connection; sending reset connection request|| MySqlConnection|Session 3.13 expected to read 4 bytes but...

Secondly, the presence of "Pool 7" and "Pool 8" in your logs could be a potential red flags. It's certainly unusual to have that many distinct connection pools in one...

Connection resetting has been present since v0.x, but is conditional based on whether the server returns a version number that should support it (>= 5.7.3): https://github.com/mysql-net/MySqlConnector/blob/master/src/MySqlConnector/Core/ServerVersions.cs#L9 My guess is that...

If you can capture a Wireshark packet capture (of an unencrypted connection), that would show whether it does or not.

What version of PowerShell? What have you tried? What's not working? There was a comment on a previous discussion where a user said they had created a Powershell Module to...