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Federating Node
Can someone explain what it means by Federate A NODE ?


  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: July 15, 2008     Asked by: neeraj79 
  
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Submitted by: yudesh007
 

This refers to adding a Node to a Websphere cell.

A node is a collection of application server instances.
 
A cell is a collection of nodes.

To federate the node you must use the addNode command or add it from the nodes section of the admin console under The system administration section on the left nav pane.

To create a managed node use the Profile Managment tool.

The cell to which the node must be federated must have the deployment manager running at time of federation.

Refer to IBM info Centre for more info on Websphere Application Server.



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niranjanvk
June 12, 2008 06:09:30   #1  
ipan_mirra Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 5    

RE: Federating Node

Adding more than on node is Federating node.


 
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June 12, 2008 14:20:36   #2  
waskarri9 Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: Federating Node
addNode XXXX (add node to cell) with SOAP
After intall WAS ND then you can do this then u have single pnt of Admin to All Apps under multiple nodes.

 
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July 15, 2008 08:36:38   #3  
yudesh007 Member Since: July 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: Federating Node

This refers to adding a Node to a Websphere cell.

A node is a collection of application server instances.

A cell is a collection of nodes.

To federate the node you must use the addNode command or add it from the nodes section of the admin console under The system administration section on the left nav pane.

To create a managed node use the Profile Managment tool.

The cell to which the node must be federated must have the deployment manager running at time of federation.

Refer to IBM info Centre for more info on Websphere Application Server.


 
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