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Linux port issues in notes.ini - (ICM) What works ~Ted Zekjipykonyings 5.Dec.03 09:57 PM a Web browser Domino Server 6.0.2 CF2Linux - RedHat
OK, Here's the work-around:
1. Put the CLUSTER and TCPIP entries in the notes.ini, but only enable your cluster port:
PRODCLUSTER=TCP,1,15,0,
PRODCLUSTER_TcpIPAdress=1,192.168.252.XXX:1352
Server_Cluster_Default_Port=PRODCLUSTER
TCPIP=TCP,0,15,0,,12288,
TCPIP_TcpIPAddress=0,192.168.208.YYY:1352
Ports=PRODCLUSTER
2. Add all ip addresses and dns names to the /etc/hosts file.
3. Have both ports listed as notes named ports in the Server doc. Now your cluster traffic will work (perform "sh cluster" command to view) and your primary traffic will flow along the other interface.
4. Bind an alias IP address to the primary (the non-cluster) NIC. This alias will be your ICM DNS name. Your "normal" IP address will be your Domino Web server DNS name.
5. Configure the Web server to run on port 8000 and leave the ICM on port 80.
6. Perform the same functions on the other box in this cluster.
7. Use a DNS "round-robin" for the IP addresses that are your "alias" addresses.
NOW, ICM's will work on both servers. Domino Web services will work on both servers. The Domino Cluster will function.
Can you say, "work-around"? No wonder they want you to use WebSphere as you web interface now. Hey, in any case, it works.
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