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3 Review the
license.txt
file that is supplied with ClusterCATS. If you agree with
the licensing terms, enter Yes at the prompt. If you do not agree with the licensing
terms, enter No. Entering No terminates the installation procedure.
The installation directory prompt appears.
Enter install directory for ClusterCATS Server: [/opt]:
4 Enter the base directory where ClusterCATS will be installed, or press Enter to accept
the default. The installation creates a
./btcats
subdirectory under the base
directory.
Note:
The base directory (such as
/opt
) must exist prior to the installation.
The installation continues with the Configure Web Server Specific Information
section.
If you are installing ClusterCATS on Linux, skip to the next step.
If you are installing ClusterCATS on Solaris, you are prompted to enter the type of
web server to bind ClusterCATS to:
Enter Web Server type (Netscape, Apache, or <cr> to continue):
5 On Solaris, enter your web server type. On Linux, continue with the Apache
instructions in this step.
Apache:
You are prompted to enter Apache’s installation directory and then the
location of the Apache
config
file:
Enter Apache installation directory: [/usr/local/apache]:
Enter location of Apache config file httpd.conf: [/usr/local/apache/conf]:
Netscape:
You are prompted to enter the location of Netscape’s root directory:
Enter Netscape Enterprise Server Root: [/usr/netscape/suitespot/https-server]:
6 Enter the configuration file location. ClusterCATS prompts you to optimize load
balancing for this server:
Optimize load balancing for either HTTP or JRun on https-<yourserver> [HTTP]:
ClusterCATS prompts you for the JRun installation directory:
Enter install directory for JRun []:
7 Enter the directory. ClusterCATS prompts you to turn on failure monitoring:
Monitor Web Server for Failures? [yes]?
8 Enter Yes to have monitoring turned on for this server. Enter No to disable
monitoring.
ClusterCATS optionally supports monitoring and restarting the web server on server
failure. Failures include the server not running or not responding to HTTP requests.
ClusterCATS prompts you to enable server failover on this server:
Enable ClusterCATS Server instance for Failover? [yes]?
9 Enter Yes to enable this server to assume the IP addresses for a failed cluster member,
and to pick up all the HTTP traffic originally addressed to the failed server. Enter No
to skip failover support for this server.
For more information, see
“Using server failover” on page 137
.
Summary of Contents for COLDFUSION MX-CLUSTERCATS
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