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Operating Systems HP-UX MC Serviceguard and WebSphere ND 6.1 Post 302294787 by kapilraj on Thursday 5th of March 2009 10:16:25 PM
Old 03-05-2009
This is true for any clustered application. When you install an application you have to tell the install program to use the virtual IP ( package IP OR Service IP) not the host's own ip. That is what your admin is asking you to do.

I have very little experience with Websphere. But I do know that it acts as a server and listens on a port. You need to find out where that configuration is and change it to use the Virtual ip your admin gives. So that when the package is moved else where it does not keep looking for it's old host's IP Address.

HTH
 

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