Oracle 5.0 Reference Manual page 1576

not in any other section of config.ini. In other words, settings for these parameters are specific to
one data node.
For those parameters affecting memory usage or buffer sizes, it is possible to use K, M, or
to indicate units of 1024, 1024×1024, or 1024×1024×1024. (For example,
102400.) Parameter names and values are currently case-sensitive.
Identifying data nodes.
command line when the node is started or in the configuration file.
•
Id
Effective Version
MySQL 5.0.0
Restart Type: N
This is the node ID used as the address of the node for all cluster internal messages. For data
nodes, this is an integer in the range 1 to 48 inclusive. Each node in the cluster must have a unique
identifier.
In MySQL 5.0.15 and later,
MySQL Cluster NDB 6.2 and later,
•
NodeId
Effective Version
MySQL 5.0.15
Restart Type: N
Beginning with MySQL 5.0.15,
In MySQL Cluster NDB 6.2 and later,
management nodes.
•
ExecuteOnComputer
Effective Version
MySQL 5.0.0
Restart Type: S
This refers to the set for one of the computers defined in a
Id
•
HostName
Effective Version
MySQL 5.0.0
Restart Type: S
Specifying this parameter defines the hostname of the computer on which the data node is to reside.
To specify a hostname other than localhost, either this parameter or
required.
•
ServerPort
MySQL Cluster Configuration Files
The value (that is, the data node identifier) can be allocated on the
Id
Type/Units
unsigned
is a synonym for this parameter, and is the preferred form. In
NodeId
is deprecated in favor of
Id
Type/Units
unsigned
is available as a synonym for Id.
NodeId
is deprecated in favor of
Id
Type/Units
name
Type/Units
name or IP address
1556
100K
Default
[none]
for identifying data nodes.
NodeId
Default
[none]
for identifying
NodeId
Default
[none]
[computer]
Default
localhost
ExecuteOnComputer
as a suffix
G
means 100 × 1024 =
Range/Values
1 - 48
Range/Values
1 - 48
Range/Values
...
section.
Range/Values
...
is