Install mysql (version must be the same) on both servers
I want two versions of mysql database synchronization are mysql5.5
Main: 192.168.2.135 Port number: 3306
From: 192.168.2.35 Port number: 3306
Linux: we /etc/my.cnf
windows: my.ini
Configuration Master (primary)
Note: server-id of s capital will complain, windows can not start the mysql service 1067
Configuring slave (from the server)
If your server from below and then hung from the server, enable binary logging is mandatory!
Restart mysql service
The purpose is to use just restart the configuration to take effect, both master and slave need to restart;
linux：/etc/init.d/mysqld restart
Note: The service name is "mysqld", not a student in the article "mysql"!
windows can be initiated at the service
① Add the primary database account for synchronization:
Description: 'copyuser': synchronization of database account name;
'192.168.2.35': the address of the synchronization database;
'123456': database password synchronization, the configuration needs to be set from the library.
note:
1, here is create a user and authorize GRANT remote login privileges, instead of using the "Create User" to create;
2, is performed at a Shell command, instead of executing "mysql" client;
② query the status of master (master) of
search result:
① execute command in mysql
master_host = master IP
master_user = Backup user name created on the primary server
master_password = backup user password
File column value query master_log_file = Master (primary server) state obtained
Position column value master_log_pos =
start slave: Start replication from server
② check replication status from the server
Slave_IO and Slave_SQL process must run properly, that is YES state otherwise is wrong state (eg: NO belong to one error).
During the above operations, from the master server to complete the configuration.
I once forgot to create a backup configuration process user on the primary server, Slave_IO_Running has been in a "connect" state.