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# Plugin FAQ

### Why this plugin and not another one?

* **The Answer Is:** The plugin is feature rich, highly optimized and very secure for both players and server operators. A custom enhancement allows admins to be notified if an account is accessed unauthorized and the plugin is also able to list player names registered on a given IP in the embed message!

### How does the plugin support multi servers?

* **The Answer Is:** If you use MySQL on all those servers the account will be fully protected, and you only need to unprotect your account once as it will be valid for all servers.

```yaml
storage:
  #  driver: h2 / sqlite / mysql
  driver: 'mysql' # Use MySQL
  host: 'database-host'
  port: '3306'
  name: 'database-name'
  username: 'database-username'
  password: 'database-password'

  pool: # HikariCP config (Do not edit if you do not know what it is)
    maximumPoolSize: 10
    minimumIdle: 5
    connectionTimeout: 30000
    maxLifetime: 1800000
    idleTimeout: 600000
```


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