[video] Acquiring MFT Server Configuration Data from an Existing Datastore in MySQL

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Last Updated: October 24, 2022

[video] Learn how to set up MFT Server to acquire config data from a MySQL database.

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Adding nodes to a JSCAPE MFT Server high availability cluster, typically entails setting up each MFT Server instance to acquire their server configuration data from an external RDBMS. In this video, we show you how to set up MFT Server to acquire config data from a MySQL database.

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