Install IBM® WebSphere® Portal Express on your secondary nodes to
create a highly available and scalable environment.
Review Installation options before
installing to determine your installation source location and installation
method.
Perform the following steps to install WebSphere Portal Express:
- Type ping yourserver.yourcompany.com on
a command line to verify that your fully qualified host name is properly configured.
- Setup a static IP address on the server where
you will install WebSphere Portal Express.
- If you are installing with an existing WebSphere
Application Server instance,
ensure it is installed at the supported level and has the following features
installed:
- Application Server
- Administration
- Scripted Administration
- Administrative Console
- Ant and Deployment Tools
- Deploy Tool
- Ant Utilities
- If you are installing on a server with a firewall
enabled, disable the firewall before installing. If you do not disable the
firewall and the installation program detects it, a warning message displays
during the installation.
- Enter one of the following installation commands:
| Option |
Description |
| Graphical user interface |
install400.bat |
| Console mode remote |
install400.bat -console |
| Console mode local |
setup.sh |
| Silent install remote |
install400.bat
-options "path_to_file\response_filename",
where path_to_file is the full path to the response file
and response_filename is the name of the file. A sample
install response file (installresponse.txt) and a sample
uninstall response file (uninstallresponse.txt) are located in the setup CD
root directory. Important: Only put quotation marks around
the file name if there are spaces in the directory path or file name.
|
| Silent install local |
install.sh
-options "path_to_file\response_filename",
where path_to_file is the full path to the response file
and response_filename is the name of the file. A sample
install response file (installresponse.txt) and a sample uninstall response
file (uninstallresponse.txt) are located in the setup CD root directory. Important: Only put quotation marks around
the file name if there are spaces in the directory path or file name.
|
- Optional: Perform the following steps
if you need to change the ports for WebSphere
Application Server or WebSphere Portal Express:
- Stop the server1 and WebSphere_Portal servers.
- Run one of the following commands for each server you need to
change:
| Method |
Task |
| Starting port number |
ConfigEngine.sh -profileName profile_name modify-ports-by-startport
-DModifyPortsServer=servername -DStartPort=starting
port number |
| Port file Note: Sample port files are available on the
Setup disc.
|
ConfigEngine.sh -profileName profile_name modify-ports-by-portsfile
-DModifyPortsServer=servername -DPortsFile=full
path to ports file |
- Restart the server1 and WebSphere_Portal servers.