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Chapter 1: Introduction
Table 1-1: Comparative advantages of using a high availability solution
Chapter 2: High Level Design and Architecture
Table 2-1: Commonly used cluster software - by platform
Table 2-2: Eliminating single points of failure
Chapter 3: High Availability Cluster Implementation
Table 3-1: Application definition for IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler1 (TWS1)
Table 3-2: Application definition for Tivoli Workstation Scheduler2 (TWS2)
Table 3-3: Application server definition for tws_svr1
Table 3-4: Application server definition for tws_svr2
Table 3-5: TCP/IP Network definition
Table 3-6: TCP/IP network interface plan for tivaix1
Table 3-7: TCP/IP network interface plan for tivaix2
Table 3-8: Point-to-point network definition
Table 3-9: Definitions for shared volume groups /file system (tiv_vg1)
Table 3-10: Definitions for shared volume groups /file system (tiv_vg2)
Table 3-11: Definition for resource group tws1_rg
Table 3-12: Definition for resource group tws1_rg2
Table 3-13: Definition for cluster event
Table 3-14: NIC IP addresses
Table 3-15: DNS entries required for the cluster
Table 3-16: Shared drive partition table
Chapter 4: IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler Implementation in a Cluster
Table 4-1: Communication interfaces to configure for network net_ether_01
Table 4-2: Communication interfaces to configure for network tivaix1_tmssa2_01
Table 4-3: Resource group movement combinations to test
Table 4-4: Installation media directories used in our environment
Table 4-5: IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler workstation definition
Table 4-6: IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler workstation definition
Table 4-7: IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler workstation definition
Table 4-8: IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler workstation definition
Table 4-9: IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler workstation definition
Table 4-10: Tivoli Token Service definition for first instance
Table 4-11: Tivoli Token Service definition for second instance
Table 4-12: Tivoli Netman Service definition for first instance
Table 4-13: Tivoli Netman Service definition for second instance
Table 4-14: Tivoli Workload Scheduler definition for first instance
Table 4-15: Tivoli Workload Scheduler definition for second instance
Table 4-16: Cluster group settings for first instance
Chapter 5: Implement IBM Tivoli Management Framework in a Cluster
Table 5-1: SSA connection addresses of SSA disks on tivaix1 and tivaix2
Table 5-2: Identify SSA physical disks on tivaix1 available for logical assignments
Table 5-3: Identify SSA physical disks on tivaix2 available for logical assignments
Table 5-4: SSA connection addresses of SSA disks on tivaix1 and tivaix2
Table 5-5: Summary analysis table of disks to use for new shared volume group
Appendix B: TMR Clustering for Tivoli Framework 3.7b on MSCS
Table B-1: Installation setup
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High Availability Scenarios With IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler And IBM Tivoli Framework
ISBN: 0738498874
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 92
Authors:
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Atomic Variable Classes
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