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| I installed the Websphere Application Server V5 with 2 nodes on 2 independent Linuxs Server.
How should I do if I wanna restart Websphere automatically by rebooting the server? Belowing is what I gonna do:
writing the command in rc.local file
/bin/startManager.sh
/bin/startNode.sh
/bin/startServer.sh Server1
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Was that right?? or Is there any other alternative?
The result I got from the above was:
the Deployment Manager, Servers, and Nodes were started collectly, except the Cluster...
so, I need you comment or guide
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| Ken Hygh 2004-03-29, 7:38 am |
| ptk_chou@yahoo.com.tw wrote:
>I installed the Websphere Application Server V5 with 2 nodes on 2 independent Linuxs Server.
>How should I do if I wanna restart Websphere automatically by rebooting the server? Belowing is what I gonna do:
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>writing the command in rc.local file
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>/bin/startManager.sh
>/bin/startNode.sh
>/bin/startServer.sh Server1
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>Was that right?? or Is there any other alternative?
>The result I got from the above was:
>the Deployment Manager, Servers, and Nodes were started collectly, except the Cluster...
>so, I need you comment or guide
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Look in the docs for wsadmin scripts. With such a script you can start
the cluster instead of the server instance.
Ken
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