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Click Reset Selection to undo all selections.
Select Start or Stop remote servers from the drop down menu.
4.
Select View Access or View Error log records from the drop down menu and
5.
enter the number of lines you wish to view.
To transfer configuration files:
6.
a.
b.
c.
Adding Variables
Variables are used when servers in a cluster need to be configured with different
values. These values might be macros to define slaves using different port
numbers, or plug-ins to define different
Adding variables affects only the master cluster database. The remote
administration servers will not be affected unless their files have been transferred
through Cluster Control. When variables are defined, the Administration Server
can no longer run independently.
To add variables for a remote server within your cluster, perform the following
steps:
From the master Administration Server, and choose the Cluster Mgmt tab.
1.
Click the Add Variables link.
2.
Check the specific server you wish to add variables for.
3.
In the Name field enter the type of variable you are adding.
4.
For example: 'Port'.
In the Value field enter the value you are adding.
5.
For example: if 'Port' is entered in the name field, the value would be the port
number.
Click OK.
6.
A message appears confirming that the server variable has been added.
Clicking Select All to select all of the servers in the cluster
Select the configuration file you want to transfer in the drop down menu
Select server you want to transfer it from in the drop down menu
Click Transfer.
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