 IBM Connections 4.5: How to Deploy a Two Node Cluster of Connections V4.5 on a RedHat (RHEL) Server V6.4 (x86-64bit) |
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1. Deployment topology
2. IBM Connections system requirements
3. Middleware installation and configuration 3.1 Install IBM Installation Manager 1.5.3
3.2 Install WAS V8 Deployment Manager (DM)
3.3 Install WAS V8 Applications Server on Node1 and Node2
3.4 Install IBM HTTP Server (IHS) V8
3.5 Update DM, Applications Server and IHS to required Fixpack and iFixes
3.6 Install DB2 10-FP1 Server
3.7 Install Tivoli Directory Integrator (TDI) V7.1 + Fixpack 5
4. Deployment configuration steps 4.1 Enable Security on the Deployment Manager: 4.2 Federate Application Server (Nodes) into the Deployment Manager
4.3 Configure HTTP server to accept SSL connections 5. Creating the Connections databases on DB2 using the dbWizard
6. Populating the profiles database (PEOPLEDB) with LDAP user information
7. Installation of IBM Connetions
8. Post install steps 8.1 Copying Search conversion tools to local nodes
8.2 Configuring the HTTP Server
8.3 Configuring an Administrator User for Homepage
8.4 Enabling Fast Downloads for Files and Wikis
8.5 Configure Notifications
About the author
Patrick (Pat) Cadogan has worked for IBM for over a quarter of a century. Pat initially started working at Lotus Development and
focused on the globalization and localization of Lotus products such as Lotus 1-2-3, Freelance, Symphony, Improv and Lotus
Notes/Domino. . IBM acquired Lotus in 1995. In 1998 Pat moved to the IBM Lotus Lab in Massachusetts, US, where he worked on
Lotus Domino for Linux, iSeries and zSeries. After five years in the US Pat returned to the IBM Dublin Lab where he focused on
System Verification Testing (SVT) of various IBM products. Pat has worked on the SVT of IBM Connections V2x, 3x, V4 and now
V4.5. Pat can be reached at pcadogan@ie.ibm.com. |
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