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If you have installed the latest version of ConsoleOne
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and the Novell Cluster Services snap-
in, you can rename the cluster-related objects in case your DNS name server cannot resolve
object names that include the underscore (_) character.
2 To ensure successful short name resolution, add entries for the Internet Agent virtual server to
support your preferred methods of short name resolution, as described in
“Configuring Short
Name Resolution” on page 44 .
3 To ensure that the Internet Agent has incoming and outgoing access to the Internet, make sure
your firewall is properly configured, as described in
“Preparing Your Firewall for the Internet
Agent” on page 71 .
4 Continue with Creating a Domain for the Internet Agent .
4.2.2 Creating a Domain for the Internet Agent
The Internet Agent domain will be a secondary domain. To create it, follow the instructions in
Section 3.3, “Creating a New Secondary Domain in a Cluster,” on page 48 , taking your information
from the Internet Agent Clustering Worksheet, rather than the System Clustering Worksheet, then
return to this point.
Do not create any post offices in the Internet Agent domain.
Continue with Installing the MTA for the Internet Agent Domain .
4.2.3 Installing the MTA for the Internet Agent Domain
The MTA for the Internet Agent domain can be installed just like any other MTA in your clustered
GroupWise system. Follow the instructions in
“Installing the Agent Software in a Cluster” on
page 51 , then return to this point.
You do not need to edit the MTA startup file. You do not need to modify the Volume Resource
properties until after you have installed the Internet Agent.
Continue with Installing and Configuring the Internet Agent in a Cluster .
4.2.4 Installing and Configuring the Internet Agent in a Cluster
After you have created a domain for the Internet Agent and installed the MTA for that domain, you
are ready to install and configure the Internet Agent.
Š
“Installing the Internet Agent Software in a Cluster” on page 74
Š “Configuring the Internet Agent Volume Resource to Load and Unload the Internet Agent and
Its MTA” on page 75
Š
“Enabling Internet Addressing for Your Clustered GroupWise System” on page 80
Š
“Verifying Internet Agent Object Properties” on page 80
Installing the Internet Agent Software in a Cluster
1
Map a drive to the Internet Agent volume ( Internet Agent Clustering Worksheet item 1 ).
The Internet Agent volume name will be cluster _ volume . For assistance with mapping a drive
to a cluster-enabled volume, see “Configuring Short Name Resolution” on page 44 .