ndb_mgmd — The NDB Cluster Management Server Daemon • --bind-address= host • --character-sets-dir • cluster-config-suffix • --config-cache • --config-cache=0 • --config-cache=FALSE • --config-cache=OFF • --skip-config-cache Command-Line Format --bind-address=host Type String Default Value [none] Command-Line Format --character-sets-dir=path Command-Line Format --cluster-config-suffix=name Introduced 8.0.24-ndb-8.0.24 Type String Default Value [none] Command-Line Format --config-cache[=TRUE|FALSE] Type Boolean Default Value TRUE Causes the management server to bind to a specific network interface (host name or IP address). This option has no default value. Directory containing character sets. Override defaults group suffix when reading cluster configuration sections in  my.cnf ; used in testing. This option, whose default value is  1  (or  TRUE , or  ON ), can be used to disable the management server’s configuration cache, so that it reads its configuration from  config.ini  every time it starts (see Section 23.3.3, “NDB Cluster Configuration Files” ). You can do this by starting the  ndb_mgmd  process with any one of the following options: Using one of the options just listed is effective only if the management server has no stored configuration at the time it is started. If the management server finds any configuration cache files, then the  -- config-cache  option or the  --skip-config-cache  option is ignored. Therefore, to disable configuration caching, the option should be used the  first  time that the management server is started. Otherwise—that is, if you wish to disable configuration caching for a management server that has already  created a configuration cache—you must stop the management server, delete any existing 4258