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Do you have some presentation or video for download from Training Seminar?
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The videos will be available at some point in the future. I think they are doing some processing on them to make all of the presenters look good
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Will cPanel know example_test1 belongs only to example from cPanel Server 1 or it will think both databases belong to both usernames
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NO, that is a current caveat with two or more cPanel servers attempting to use the same MySQL process. You can get around that in various ways:
1. Have different MySQL processes listening on different ports (this has many unique problems)
2. Put a proxy between the cPanel servers and the remote MySQL server(s). Configure the proxy so it knows to forward requests from host1 to mysql5-1 and host2 to mysql5-2. Or from host1 to mysql5-1:3306 and from host2 to mysql5-1:3316 (using different ports with multiple MySQL processes on the same machine).
3. Have some custom, centralized system that ties in with the account creation process that guarantees unique cPanel account names for all your servers.
We hope to address this and other issues once we start focusing on cPanel 12.