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 Let's say your Pterodactyl installation is on the subdomain `panel.example.xyz`, and your phpMyAdmin installation is on the subdomain `database.example.xyz`. You'll need to use `.example.xyz` as the cookie domain in Pterodactyl and phpMyAdmin. Like this, the addon will be able to work on your two installations on two different subdomains.
 
 ### Q: How to generate an Encryption Key and IV?
-Those encryptions keys are the most important things of the addon, they allow your installation to be secure. To generate them, you can use a password generator website like [LastPass](https://www.lastpass.com/fr/features/password-generator). For the Encryption Key, it can be as long as you want with any characters. But for the Encryption IV, it needs to be made of exactly 16 numbers.
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+Those are only really useful on HTTP without any TLS certificate, but who doesn't like some extra encryption? To generate them, you can use a password generator website like [LastPass](https://www.lastpass.com/fr/features/password-generator). For the Encryption Key, it can be as long as you want with any characters. **But the Encryption IV needs to be made of exactly 16 digits.**
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