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phpMyAdmin - User Accounts
phpMyAdmin provides an intuitive user interface for user management. We can view users, edit their previleges etc.
![User Accounts](/phpmyadmin/images/user_accounts.jpg)
Let's create a user using phpMyAdmin say testuser. Click on the Add User Account link under New Section.
Create user with a strong password.
![Add User](/phpmyadmin/images/add_user.jpg)
Grant Privileges.
![Grant Privileges](/phpmyadmin/images/grant_privileges.jpg)
Now click on go button and phpMyAdmin will create the user and shows the SQL used to create the user.
![User added success](/phpmyadmin/images/user_added_success.jpg)
Now click on User accounts and verify the user with required privileges.
![Verify User](/phpmyadmin/images/verify_user.jpg)
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