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Installing WebSphere 6.0 !
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| Hi Folks!
For installing WebSphere 6.0 (Network Deployment), can I just copy the entire directory structure from one server (where WAS 6.0 is already installed and cells configured) to another server and it should work??
I know we will have hard coded hostnames/ports in config files. How do we get around that?
I basically want to know if I can migrate the software to new server without actually having to install the software again on the new Server.
Thank you.
- K
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| Yuriy Petrov 2007-07-26, 7:21 pm |
| karun_subramanian@chiron.com wrote:
> For installing WebSphere 6.0 (Network Deployment), can I just copy the entire directory structure from one server (where WAS 6.0 is already
> installed and cells configured) to another server and it should work??
> I know we will have hard coded hostnames/ports in config files. How do we get around that?
> I basically want to know if I can migrate the software to new server without actually having to install the software again on the new Server.
What is the platform?
AFAIK, on MSWindows the installation process does not just inflates directories tree, it also does
something more.
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| The patform is AIX.
Thanks.
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| hi
as i know..we can't do this. for another server to work we need to install atleast WAS binaries.
madhu
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| Ken Hygh 2007-07-27, 1:20 am |
| karun_subramanian@chiron.com wrote:
> Hi Folks!
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> For installing WebSphere 6.0 (Network Deployment), can I just copy the entire directory structure from one server (where WAS 6.0 is already installed and cells configured) to another server and it should work??
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> I know we will have hard coded hostnames/ports in config files. How do we get around that?
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> I basically want to know if I can migrate the software to new server without actually having to install the software again on the new Server.
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> Thank you.
> - K
Don't. You won't be able to apply fixpacks to the new server.
Ken
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| Jacek Bialecki 2007-07-30, 7:21 am |
| Ken Hygh pisze:
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> Don't. You won't be able to apply fixpacks to the new server.
> Ken
Do you mean /usr/lib/objrepos/vpd.properties file?
What about copying it too?
Best Regards
yacoll
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| Ken Hygh 2007-07-31, 1:24 am |
| Jacek Bialecki wrote:
> Ken Hygh pisze:
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> Do you mean /usr/lib/objrepos/vpd.properties file?
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> What about copying it too?
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> Best Regards
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> yacoll
You might get it to work. Somewhere down the line, I wouldn't be
surprised if something breaks, and you're running an unsupported config,
and ....
Ken
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