Re: Domino cluster on OS400 and Windows?

Thanks for the info Walter! The great thing about Domino clustering is 
that is is platform-independent. The clustering is done by Domino so the 
hardware and OS are basically irrelevant other than meeting your system 
requirements.

Chris Whisonant
Comporium
Senior Mid-Range Systems Administrator
IBM eServer Certified Systems Expert - iSeries Technical Solutions V5R2
IBM Certified System Administrator - Lotus Notes and Domino 6/6.5
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domino400-bounces+chris.whisonant=comporium.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 
09/20/2005 05:38:35 PM:

> Scott,
>         Not a good answer here. 
> 
> The hardware requirement will be driven by workload. So on iSeries the 
WLE 
> can be used to define the required hardware, No such tool exists for 
intel 
> servers.
> I use this rule of thumb.  (SWAG)
> 
> 1 windows server for each DPAR on iSeries  (so this may be a one to many 

> cluster)
> If you are running current iSeries hardware (i520,i550etc) 3 Intel CPUs 
> for each iSeries CPU should work ok. 
> 
> Example.
> 
> An i520(2-way) with 4 DPAR, (Mail1, Mail2 , Apps1 HUB1) would be 
clustered 
> to 4 intel systems
> 
> Mail1a  2 cpu
> 
> Mail2a 2 cpu
> 
> Apps2a 1 cpu
> 
> Hub1a  1 cpu 
> 
> I generally just run 2 GB of ram on intel servers. 
> 
> Workloads vary and Mail1&2 might drive 80% of the load in which case 
they 
> may need more CPU
> 
> 
> NONE of this should be taken as sizing recommendations. 
> 
> 
> 
> Walter Scanlan 
> Senior Software Engineer
> Domino & Workplace for iSeries
> 507-286-6088
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> Thanks Walter,
> 
> That is exactly what I needed to hear, is there a technote somewhere 
that
> will shed some light on what the hardware should be on the Windows 
machine
> compared to our iSeries?
> 
> Thanks,
> Scott Reece
> System Administrator
> City of Bend
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> There are no problems running clusters between platforms.
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> If you are setting up for failover or load balancing make sure you have
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> Does anyone run a Domino clustered environment on both iSeries OS400 and
> Windows? Any input on this would be great. Yes I know that OS400 is by 
far
> the best platform to run Domino on, but as a backup is it OK to have a
> windows machine clustered with an iSeries machine? Problems, warning
> etc.... please let me know.
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