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| I want install biztalk enviroment in a multiple computers,
this give more options of scale out and greater control.
In this case , do I have to install it in a active directory
domain.
Thanks
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| Greg Forsythe 2004-11-09, 2:48 am |
| You can install on multiple servers in a workgroup.
Although if you value your sanity this would not be a wise decision.
I have done this for a test platform, to circumvent bureaucratic
constraints.
It has become a management nightmare.
Use the AD!
Greg
"Fred" <fred@fred.com> wrote in message
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> I want install biztalk enviroment in a multiple computers,
> this give more options of scale out and greater control.
> In this case , do I have to install it in a active directory
> domain.
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> Thanks
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| Marcello Drewanz 2004-11-09, 7:46 am |
| If I'm not wrong, there's a recomendation from MS to use Global Groups
and Domain Accounts whenever you want to install multiple servers on a
group.
Adding a note to the discussion, which version of BizTalk are you using?
It seems that in some documents you do not have restrictions on
building the group/hosts and in others only the Entreprise does that.
Greg Forsythe wrote:
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> You can install on multiple servers in a workgroup.
> Although if you value your sanity this would not be a wise decision.
> I have done this for a test platform, to circumvent bureaucratic
> constraints.
> It has become a management nightmare.
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> Use the AD!
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> Greg
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> "Fred" <fred@fred.com> wrote in message
> news:ujDtUDjxEHA.1260@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
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| I am using bts2004.
"Marcello Drewanz" <marcello.drewanz@interair.com.br> wrote in message
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> If I'm not wrong, there's a recomendation from MS to use Global Groups
> and Domain Accounts whenever you want to install multiple servers on a
> group.
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> Adding a note to the discussion, which version of BizTalk are you using?
> It seems that in some documents you do not have restrictions on
> building the group/hosts and in others only the Entreprise does that.
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> Greg Forsythe wrote:
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| Marcello Drewanz 2004-11-18, 7:46 am |
| Sorry Fred,
I mean which "edition" of bts2004? Standard, Enterprise?
Some people says that the standard edition is not capable of groups
(scale-out) although all papers from MS have nothing against it.
Fred wrote:
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> I am using bts2004.
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> "Marcello Drewanz" <marcello.drewanz@interair.com.br> wrote in message
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| I am using bts2004 standard edtion.
Actually, I am not sure what is the difference between this two edition.
thanks for your reply.
"Marcello Drewanz" <marcello.drewanz@interair.com.br> wrote in message
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> Sorry Fred,
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> I mean which "edition" of bts2004? Standard, Enterprise?
> Some people says that the standard edition is not capable of groups
> (scale-out) although all papers from MS have nothing against it.
>
> Fred wrote:
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| Marcello Drewanz 2004-11-22, 5:48 pm |
| Good!
It should work, but as we mentioned before, all service accounts MUST
belong to a domain.
There are a lot of information on scale-out (a.k.a. biztalk groups).
With 2004 you should look for hosts (not groups).
If you need addt'l info let me know and I'll try to help...
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