Lalit
Answered On : Aug 3rd, 2006
hi
major differnce is in V5.0, Base and ND have seperate installations. Also to create another stand alone node we used %was_home%binwsinstance and created anoher instance.
in V6.0, Base (AppServer), ND and another Stand Alone or Federated Nodes are considered as PROFILES. After u install Base (Appserver), to install ND u dont need another CD or installation files. U can create ND and more nodes in %was_home%binProfileCreator and using either pctwindows.exe or pct.jar u can install more nodes or ND.
this is fast, takes less space on ur hard drive and u can create more nodes easliy and faster.
Keep an eye on the default port numbers, they r different. Other than that in resources you also have WEB SERVER.
Hope this helps.
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Don't mind iam very new to Websphere..can u tell me what is ND in the abouve answer....
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mahendra
Answered On : Apr 5th, 2007
ND means network deployment
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When you install, update, or delete an application, the updates are automatically
distributed to all members in the cluster. In WebSphere Application Server V5, if
you updated an application on a cluster, you had to stop the application on every
server in the cluster, install the update, and then restart the server. With
WebSphere Application Server V6, the Rollout Update option allows you to
update and restart the application servers on each node, one node at a time.
This provides continuous availability of the application.
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Single point administeration
Work load management.
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shiva
Answered On : Jul 13th, 2011
in WAS 5 there was no concept of profiles, but in WebSphere 6 profiles are created under which again servers a created.
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sateesh babu Ginjupalli
Answered On : May 15th, 2012
If we want to deploy an application in 5.X we need to stop all the cluster members .In 6.X we have a concept called ROLLOUT UPDATE which will make the update on each cluster member separately where we were not needed to stop all the cluster members .
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yarapathineni
Answered On : Dec 4th, 2012
No concepts of profile in 5.1, In security roles administrator, configurator, operator. Supported Web Servers is Apache HTTP Server, domino server, IHS, Microsoft IIS, Sun Java System webserver, HTTP server for i Series.
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Raja
Answered On : Mar 19th, 2013
ND: Network Deployment
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sekhar
Answered On : Mar 19th, 2013
How many profiles are there in 6.1 & 7.0? what are that Profiles?
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Raja Sekhar
Answered On : Mar 21st, 2013
In WAS 6.1 we have 4 different types of profiles available. They are
Deployment Manager Profile(DMGR):
The deployment manager profile defines a deployment manager in a distributed server environment
Application Server Profile:
It is a single stand alone application server. This profile gives you an application server that can run stand alone or un-managed.
Custom Profile
A Custom profile is an empty Node intended for federation to a deployment manager.
Cell Profile
Websphere 7.0 Cell(DeploymentManager and managed node),Management,Application Server,Custom profile,Secure Proxy.
Note:Under Management there are three types of profiles available :Administrative agent
Deployment Manager
Job Manager
Note:The Main use of Job Manager is to queue jobs to application server in a flexible management environment
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