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I have two servers that I want to put mysql-cluster on. &nbsp;I have an application load balancer that will point to both of the servers so I don't need another server just for load balancing.<br />
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I also have another site that connects through a vpn tunnel that has one mysql server. &nbsp;Is there a config that I can do to make this work with replication?<br />
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Can someone send me a how-to that covers what I've said? &nbsp;I will test everything in a virtual environment first.<br />
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I'm on CentOS 5.6 servers. Will 32bit and 64bit be a problem? The main mysql server is 64bit and the other cluster server is 32bit. &nbsp;Not sure if that will be a problem.
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I have two servers that I want to put mysql-cluster on.  I have an application load balancer that will point to both of the servers so I don't need another server just for load balancing.

I also have another site that connects through a vpn tunnel that has one mysql server.  Is there a config that I can do to make this work with replication?

Can someone send me a how-to that covers what I've said?  I will test everything in a virtual environment first.

I'm on CentOS 5.6 servers. Will 32bit and 64bit be a problem? The main mysql server is 64bit and the other cluster server is 32bit.  Not sure if that will be a problem.

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