ZPierrot, you said: "When we import the second
app server which has also the name server1, of course this does not
work.
How can we import the second app server?"
I am not sure what you are saying. server1 is the server name but the
Node name will be different on the second machine.
There should be no problem having server1 from Node01 and server1 from
Node02 in a cluster.
Regards,
Gabriel


On Mar 9, 8:06 am, "pher" wrote:
> Hello all
> we setup Websphere 6.1 on 2 app servers on 2 different machines, then a
> deployment manager on a third machine. When we create a cluster, we define
> the first app server that has the name server1. When we import the second
> app server which has also the name server1, of course this does not work.
> How can we import the second app server ? We tried to delete the server and
> import it with the name server2, but then the application PlantsByWebSphere
> does not work with error PMGR1014E. Basically, how to install the 2 app
> servers if we want to federate them in a cluster ?
> Pierrot

Thanks for your answer, Gabriel.
In fact, what we were trying to do was to add an existing server to a
cluster. But you cannot just add an existing server to a cluster, you can
only create a new server. We had 2 servers named server1 on node1 and
server1 on node2. When we created the cluster, we could not create the
server1 because it already existed. So we deleted server1 on both nodes and
we could create the cluster with server1 and server2. In the meantime,
deleting the servers also deleted the jdbc connectors attached to the
servers and our PlantsByWebSphere application did not work. Recreating these
connections fixed the problem.
Pierrot



"Gabriel Boie" wrote in message
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> ZPierrot, you said: "When we import the second
> app server which has also the name server1, of course this does not
> work.
> How can we import the second app server?"
> I am not sure what you are saying. server1 is the server name but the
> Node name will be different on the second machine.
> There should be no problem having server1 from Node01 and server1 from
> Node02 in a cluster.
> Regards,
> Gabriel
>
>
> On Mar 9, 8:06 am, "pher" wrote:
>> Hello all
>> we setup Websphere 6.1 on 2 app servers on 2 different machines, then a
>> deployment manager on a third machine. When we create a cluster, we
>> define
>> the first app server that has the name server1. When we import the second
>> app server which has also the name server1, of course this does not work.
>> How can we import the second app server ? We tried to delete the server
>> and
>> import it with the name server2, but then the application
>> PlantsByWebSphere
>> does not work with error PMGR1014E. Basically, how to install the 2 app
>> servers if we want to federate them in a cluster ?
>> Pierrot
>