I search through the manual but no result.
By default we can manage all database because we run it on localhost. (am I right?)
For each database we can setup-up custom users or create global admins. But how can i login under this users? (i want to see the access difference to understand how it works)
In general I want to create system looks like MySQL. No external access to it, simple creation of users to custom db. Access only from localhost. How can I do this?
By default we can manage all database because we run it on localhost. (am I right?)
Yes, the 'localhost bypass' can be disabled by starting the daemon with
mongod --setParameter enableLocalhostAuthBypass=0
But how can I login under this users?
> use myDB
> db.auth( "myUser", "myPassword" )
This is assuming that you have created the user already.
Access from localhost only you would control via your firewall or starting the daemon with
mongod --bind_ip 127.0.0.1
The MongoDB documentation has a complete, albeit a bit difficult to understand documentation.
