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Use the graphical user interface to augment profiles
After you install the product, you can augment an existing profile to make it compatible with WebSphere eXtreme Scale.
Before you begin
If you are running WebSphere Application Server v6.0.2 or WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment v6.0.2, use the wasprofile command to create or augment a profile for WebSphere eXtreme Scale as shown in the following example:
install_root/bin/wasprofile.sh -augment -profileName dmgr_01 -templatePath "WAS_HOME/AppServer/profileTemplates/xs_augment/dmgr"See the wasprofile command in the WebSphere Application Server Information Center for more information.
When you augment an existing profile, you change the profile by applying a product-specific augmentation template. For example, WebSphere eXtreme Scale servers do not start automatically unless the server profile is augmented with the xs_augment template.
- Augment the profile with the xs_augment template if you installed the eXtreme Scale client or the client and server.
- Augment the profile with the pf_augment template if you installed only the partitioning facility.
- Apply both of the templates if the environment contains the eXtreme Scale client and the partitioning facility.
Procedure
Use the Profile Management Tool GUI to augment profiles for eXtreme Scale. Choose one of the following options to start the wizard:
- Select Profile Management Tool from the First steps console.
- Access the Profile Management Tool from the Start menu.
- Run the ./pmt.sh script from the install_root/bin/ProfileManagement directory.
What to do next
You can augment additional profiles.
To restart the Profile Management tool, run the ./pmt.sh command from the install_root/bin/ProfileManagement directory, or select Profile Management Tool in the First steps console.
Start a catalog service, start containers, and configure TCP ports in the WebSphere Application Server environment. See Administer WebSphere eXtreme Scale with WebSphere Application Server for more information.
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