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Configuring RTC for High Availability in the Enterprise

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Lee Bowie (32●13●13) | asked Nov 27 '09, 2:58 p.m.
In this article detailing High Availability options for RTC infrastructure

http://jazz.net/library/article/207

it show redundant RTC server managed by an IBM HTTP server. That is awesome! What happens when that Web server goes down? What options exist for making that web server always available? Has anyone setup a config like this and if so how did you deal with the web server as a single point of failure issue?

Thanks!

Lee

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Jose Miguel Ordax Cassa (2.4k●4●126●100) | answered Nov 29 '09, 4:23 p.m.
On 27-Nov-09 9:07 PM, lee.bowie wrote:
In this article detailing High Availability options for RTC
infrastructure

http://jazz.net/library/article/207

it show redundant RTC server managed by an IBM HTTP server. That is
awesome! What happens when that Web server goes down? What options
exist for making that web server always available? Has anyone setup a
config like this and if so how did you deal with the web server as a
single point of failure issue?

Thanks!

Lee


I have seen in other WebSphere solutions (not directly related to RTC
but I think all of them apply):

1.- Operating System high availability: AIX HACMP, Microsoft Clustering,
Sun Clustering, etc...

2.- Another dispatcher in front of the HTTP Servers like WebSphere Edge
Server.

3.- A hardware dispatcher.

Regards,

Chemi.
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Anthony Kesterton (7.5k●9●180●136) | answered Nov 30 '09, 5:13 a.m.
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In this article detailing High Availability options for RTC infrastructure

http://jazz.net/library/article/207

it show redundant RTC server managed by an IBM HTTP server. That is awesome! What happens when that Web server goes down? What options exist for making that web server always available? Has anyone setup a config like this and if so how did you deal with the web server as a single point of failure issue?

Thanks!

Lee


I am working with a customer that uses Veritas clustering for all their apps that need high availability (RTC is one of those). This is a software solution that RTC does not need to understand or know about - which makes it very useful.

anthony

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