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Convert data directories manually
If the paths to your Lotus Connections data directories use local directories instead of network shares, convert the paths by updating the WebSphere Variables environment variables on your system.
If you have installed the first node of a cluster, or converted a stand-alone deployment, but have not specified network shares, then you need to convert the WebSphere Variables for Lotus Connections data directories to point to network shares instead of to local directories.
In a network deployment, the system paths to the Lotus Connections data directories must point to network shares, using the NFS Version 4 protocol for AIX or Linux®, and the UNC naming convention for Microsoft Windows®.
To convert the WebSphere Variables environment variables on your system to point to network share directories...
- Log into the dmgr Administration Console.
- Click Environment > WebSphere Variables. The default view shows all variables.
- In the WebSphere Variables page, update the environment variables in the following table:
WebSphere Application Server environment variables for network shares
Feature Description Variable name Activities Content store
ACTIVITIES_CONTENT_DIR
Blogs File uploads
BLOGS_CONTENT_DIR
Dogear Favorite Icons for bookmarks DOGEAR_FAVICON_DIR Files Content store
FILES_CONTENT_DIR
Search Index
Dictionary
Temporary Files download location
SEARCH_INDEX_DIR
SEARCH_DICTIONARY_DIR
FILES_CONTENT_CONVERSION
Wikis Content store
WIKIS_CONTENT_DIR
Notes
- Change the WebSphere Variables for every server in the cluster.
- The file paths to network share directories must use the NFSv4 format for AIX or Linux, and the UNC format for Windows.
- The installation wizard automatically configures the feature_JDBC_DRIVER_HOME and the feature_HOME directories.
- Stop and restart all Lotus Connections clusters.
Related tasks
Convert a stand-alone deployment
Configure shared message stores for buses