Re: WebSphere Standard 3.5

As Art said, this is not a supported configuration in Standard Edition.
Also, to hopefully clarify a bit, in Advanced Edition it is supported but
only when the two or more nodes share the (single) administrative
repository (EJSADMIN collection on the 400, WAS database on NT). You cannot
use a single administrative console to administer two or more nodes which
each have their own admin repository (i.e. are in separate WebSphere
Administrative Domains).

Frances Stewart
WebSphere Application Server for iSeries 400
IBM Rochester


tmalin@hannasteel.com@midrange.com on 01/31/2001 04:13:08 PM

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I am running WebSphere standard 3.5 on my W2K notebook. I created my own
node to test and configure WebSphere. I also have WebSphere running on the
AS/400 with an NT WebSphere console attached. I would like to keep my
configuration on my notebook and add a new node in addition to the node I
allready have set up. The new node would be my AS/400. I have read the
documentation, and there is no administrative task to accomplish this. I
simply want to have multiple nodes on one WebSphere console. Can this be
done. Thanks in advance .


Tom




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