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Multiple management nodes.

When using multiple management servers:

•    You must give nodes explicit IDs in connect strings because automatic allocation of node IDs does

not work across multiple management servers.

•    When a management server starts, it first checks for any other management server in the

same MySQL Cluster, and upon successful connection to the other management server uses

its configuration data. This means that the management server —reload [2342] and —

initial [2341] startup options are ignored unless the management server isthe only one

running. It also means that, when performing a rolling restart of a MySQL Cluster with multiple

management nodes, the management server reads its own configuration file if (and only if) it is the

only management server running in this MySQL Cluster. See Section 17.5.5, “Performing a Rolling

Restart of a MySQL Cluster”, for morę information.