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Implementing the Internet Agent in a NetWare Cluster
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You should already have set up at least a basic GroupWise
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system, as described in Chapter 2,
“Planning GroupWise in a NetWare Cluster,” on page 23 and Chapter 3, “Setting Up a Domain and
Post Office in a NetWare Cluster,” on page 43 . As part of this process, the “System Clustering
Worksheet” on page 37 and the “IP Address Worksheet” on page 40 were filled out. If you do not
have access to the filled-out worksheets, print the worksheets now and fill in the clustering and
network address information as it currently exists on your system. You need this information as you
implement the Internet Agent in a cluster.
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Section 4.1, “Planning the Internet Agent in a Cluster,” on page 69
Š Section 4.2, “Setting Up the Internet Agent in a Cluster,” on page 73
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Section 4.3, “Managing the Internet Agent in a Cluster,” on page 83
Š Section 4.4, “Internet Agent Clustering Worksheet,” on page 84
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Section 4.5, “Internet Agent Quick Checklist,” on page 86
4.1 Planning the Internet Agent in a Cluster
A main system configuration difference between a GroupWise system in a clustering environment
and a GroupWise system in a regular environment is that you need to create a separate domain to
house each GroupWise gateway, including the Internet Agent.
The Section 4.4, “Internet Agent Clustering Worksheet,” on page 84 lists all the information you
need as you set up the Internet Agent in a clustering environment. You should print the worksheet
and fill it out as you complete the tasks listed below:
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Section 4.1.1, “Planning a Domain for the Internet Agent,” on page 70
Š Section 4.1.2, “Deciding Whether to Cluster-Enable the Internet Agent Volume,” on page 70
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Section 4.1.3, “Determining an Appropriate Failover Path for the Internet Agent Volume,” on
page 70
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Section 4.1.4, “Planning a Secondary IP Address and Cluster-Unique Port Numbers for the
Internet Agent and Its MTA,” on page 71
Š Section 4.1.5, “Preparing Your Firewall for the Internet Agent,” on page 71
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Section 4.1.6, “Deciding Where to Install the Internet Agent and Its MTA,” on page 72
Š Section 4.1.7, “Deciding Whether to Run the Internet Agent and Its MTA in Protected
Memory,” on page 72
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Section 4.1.8, “Planning the MTA Installation,” on page 73
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Section 4.1.9, “Planning the Internet Agent Installation,” on page 73