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—port [450] Controls the port number for TCP/IP connections. Alternatively, if the host has

multiple network addresses, you can use —bind-address [429] to cause each sen/er to listen to a different address.

•    —socket=path [456]

—socket [456] Controls the Unix Socket file path on Unix or the named pipę name on Windows.

On Windows, it is necessary to specify distinct pipę names only for those

servers configured to

permit named-pipe connections.

•    —shared“memory-base-name=na/ne [452]

This option is used only on Windows. It designates the shared-memory name used by a Windows

server to permit clients to connect using shared memory. It is necessary to specify distinct sharedmemory

names only for those servers configured to permit shared-memory connections.

•    —pid-fil e=file_name [448]

This option indicates the path name of the file in which the server writes its process ID.

If you use the following log file options, their values must differ for each server:

•    —general_log_f ile= fi le_name [500]

•—log-bin[=file_name] [2039]

•    --slow_query_log_file=file_name [554]