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Add the IBM Eclipse Help Server resource to the resource group
Procedure
- Right-click the resource group that you created for the portal server.
- Go to New -> Resource and complete the following fields in the dialog:
- Resource Type: select Generic Service
- Name: can be any user-defined name. In this case, use "HELPSVRservice."
- In the Possible Owners list, add both nodes.
- As Resource dependencies, add shared disk, virtual IP, and virtual host name.
- For Generic Service Parameters, the Service name must be KKF_HELPSVR.
- For Registry Replication, include the following entries:
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Candle
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\KKF_HELPSVR
The registry replication entries might not be identical to those listed in this document.
As noted in the following window, only the part below HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ must be specified to replicate to all nodes in the cluster: If you need to be more specific on the registry replication for the IBM and Environment keys, see Add the portal server resource to the resource group and Add the Warehouse Proxy Agent resource to the resource group.
If you add any component to an existing one in the cluster, refresh the registry entries for the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Candle path (by removing and adding this entry again). This entry prevents overriding the current registry settings by the cluster registry snapshot.
Results
After the settings are finished, you can bring the Eclipse Help Server resource group online.
Parent topic:
Install and set up the portal server in the cluster