Comments on: Installing TIBCO on Windows Failover Cluster – part 1 http://tibcoadmin.com/tibco/installation-tibco/installing-tibco-on-windows-failover-cluster-part-1/ thoughts and actions Tue, 24 Aug 2010 14:06:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Serge http://tibcoadmin.com/tibco/installation-tibco/installing-tibco-on-windows-failover-cluster-part-1/#comment-317 Serge Sun, 18 Jul 2010 18:28:25 +0000 http://tibcoadmin.com/?p=6#comment-317 How did you run it? Did you mark both instances and then press start? They both should be "Staring Up", then both "Standing by", then one of them changes state to "Running". I will send to you some of my screenshots. How did you run it? Did you mark both instances and then press start? They both should be “Staring Up”, then both “Standing by”, then one of them changes state to “Running”. I will send to you some of my screenshots.

]]> By: tib_user http://tibcoadmin.com/tibco/installation-tibco/installing-tibco-on-windows-failover-cluster-part-1/#comment-302 tib_user Sat, 17 Jul 2010 07:38:03 +0000 http://tibcoadmin.com/?p=6#comment-302 am setting up the fault tolerance between two Business Works engine which are deployed at two separate machines. It is worth noting that while setting up the primary server for the domain using domain utility, i selected TIBCO EMS as domain protocol. Also my both primary (BW Engine 2) and secondary servers (BW Engine 2) has both "Database Information Stored in Database" and "local application data" option configured. Now i created a simple EAR file which only carries one process starter process. During the time of deployment, i selected Secondary Server as additional machine. I then selected FT Weight (300 for BWEngine 1 and 150 for BW Engine2), Enable Fault tolerance, heartbeat interval, Activation and preparation interval. I then deployed it on both BW Engine. As a reult of deployment, i was expecting my service to be shown as running on BW Engine 1 and Standby in BW Enngine 2 but both the services are having their status as running. I was expecting one of them to go in Running state and the other on Standby mode. I couldn't bring them running in fault tolerance mode. May i know what step i have missed in setting up in FT between two BW Engines? am setting up the fault tolerance between two Business Works engine which are deployed at two separate machines. It is worth noting that while setting up the primary server for the domain using domain utility, i selected TIBCO EMS as domain protocol. Also my both primary (BW Engine 2) and secondary servers (BW Engine 2) has both “Database Information Stored in Database” and “local application data” option configured.

Now i created a simple EAR file which only carries one process starter process. During the time of deployment, i selected Secondary Server as additional machine. I then selected FT Weight (300 for BWEngine 1 and 150 for BW Engine2), Enable Fault tolerance, heartbeat interval, Activation and preparation interval. I then deployed it on both BW Engine.

As a reult of deployment, i was expecting my service to be shown as running on BW Engine 1 and Standby in BW Enngine 2 but both the services are having their status as running.

I was expecting one of them to go in Running state and the other on Standby mode. I couldn’t bring them running in fault tolerance mode.

May i know what step i have missed in setting up in FT between two BW Engines?

]]> By: Serge http://tibcoadmin.com/tibco/installation-tibco/installing-tibco-on-windows-failover-cluster-part-1/#comment-225 Serge Mon, 07 Jun 2010 17:21:01 +0000 http://tibcoadmin.com/?p=6#comment-225 Sure, on w2k3 installation steps are the same. Sure, on w2k3 installation steps are the same.

]]> By: Chris Jimenez http://tibcoadmin.com/tibco/installation-tibco/installing-tibco-on-windows-failover-cluster-part-1/#comment-214 Chris Jimenez Fri, 04 Jun 2010 21:24:41 +0000 http://tibcoadmin.com/?p=6#comment-214 I assume this process should also work on a Windows 2003 cluster? I assume this process should also work on a Windows 2003 cluster?

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