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  • B2B Data Exchange 10.2.1
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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to High Availability
  3. Set Up the High Availability Environment
  4. Set Up a High Availability Cluster on Windows
  5. Steps to Setting Up a High Availability Cluster in Linux
  6. Optional High Availability Configuration
  7. Appendix A: Troubleshooting High Availability
  8. Appendix B: High Availability Log Messages
  9. Appendix C: Port Number Reference
  10. Appendix D: Glossary

High Availability Installation Guide

High Availability Installation Guide

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Step 3. Install B2B Data Exchange on the Second Node

Step 3. Install B2B Data Exchange on the Second Node

Install
B2B Data Exchange
 on the second cluster node.
The installation of
B2B Data Exchange
 on the second cluster node is not identical to the installation on the first node. Do not perform this procedure on the first node.
  1. Log in to the machine with the user account that you want to use to install
    B2B Data Exchange
    .
    To prevent permission errors, use the same account to install
    B2B Data Exchange
     and PowerCenter.
  2. Close all other applications.
  3. Run
    Install.exe
     from the directory where you downloaded the installer.
    The
    Introduction
     page appears.
  4. Read the instructions, and then click
    Next
    .
    The
    Install or Upgrade
     page appears.
  5. Select the option to install
    B2B Data Exchange
    , and then click
    Next
    .
    The
    Installation Directory
     page appears.
  6. On the
    Installation Directory
     page, enter the absolute path to the installation directory or accept the default directory, and then click
    Next
    .
    The
    Installation Components
     page appears:
  7. Select the components to install:
    B2B Data Exchange
    Installs the core
    B2B Data Exchange
     application.
    Selected by default.
    B2B Data Exchange
     Partners Portal
    Installs the
    B2B Data Exchange
     Partners Portal component. You must install
    B2B Data Exchange
     to install the Partners Portal component.
    Selected by default.
    B2B Data Exchange
     Dashboard and Reports
    Installs the
    B2B Data Exchange
     Dashboard and Reports component. You must install
    B2B Data Exchange
     to install the Dashboard and Reports component.
    Cleared by default.
    • If you install the Dashboard and Reports component, you must import the operational data store event loader after you install
      B2B Data Exchange
      .
    • If you install the Dashboard and Reports component, your
      B2B Data Exchange
       and operational data store repositories are installed on Microsoft SQL Servers, and you use PowerCenter version 10, you must configure the repository connections in PowerCenter Workflow Manager. For details, see GUID-C2D5669F-F2EE-4BFB-8809-644202DB405B.
    • If you do not install the Dashboard and Reports component, the Dashboard will not be available in the Partners Portal.
    B2B Data Exchange
     PowerCenter server plug-in
    Installs the
    B2B Data Exchange
     plug-in for the PowerCenter services. After the installation, you register the plug-in to the PowerCenter repository.
    Selected by default.
    B2B Data Exchange
     PowerCenter client plug-in
    Installs the
    B2B Data Exchange
     plug-in for the PowerCenter Client. Install this component on every machine that runs the PowerCenter Client.
    Selected by default.
  8. Click
    Next
    .
    The
    PowerCenter Version
     page appears.
  9. In the
    Metadata Repository
     page, enter
    Use an existing B2B Data Exchange repository
    .
  10. Click
    Next
    .
    The
    Metadata Repository Connection
     page appears.
  11. Enter the same values that you entered in the fields when you installed
    B2B Data Exchange
     on the first node.
  12. Click
    Next
    .
    If you selected to install the
    B2B Data Exchange
     Dashboard and Reports component, the
    Operational Data Store
     page appears. If you did not select to install the Dashboard and Reports component, go to step 17 to configure the Web Server connection.
  13. In the
    Operational Data Store
     section, enter
    Usem an existing operational data store repository
    .
    The
    Operational Data Store Database Connection
     section appears.
  14. Enter the same values that you entered in the fields when you installed
    B2B Data Exchange
     on the first node.
  15. Click
    Next
    .
    The
    Web Server
     page appears.
  16. Enter values in the following fields:
    Enable HTTPS
    Instructs
    B2B Data Exchange
     to use secure network communication when you open the Operation Console in the browser. If you select HTTPS and HTTP, the Operation Console switches existing HTTP connections with HTTPS connections.
    Connector port number
    Port number for the Tomcat connector to use when you open the Operation Console with HTTPS.
    The default value is 18443.
    Use a keystore file generated by the installer
    Instructs the installer to generate a keystore file with an unregistered certificate. If you select this option, ignore the security warning that you receive from the browser the first time you open the Operation Console.
    Use an existing keystore file
    Instructs the installer to load an existing keystore file. Enter values in the following fields:
    • Keystore password. Password for the keystore file.
    • Keystore file. Path to the keystore file.
    The keystore file must be in the Public Key Cryptography Standard (PKCS) #12 format.
    HTTP connector port number
    Port number for the HTTP connector. If you clear this field, your browser must connect to the
    B2B Data Exchange
     server with HTTPS when you log in to the Operation Console.
    The default value is 18080.
    Server shutdown listener port number
    Port number for the listener that controls the Tomcat server shutdown.
    The default value is 18005.
  17. Click
    Next
    .
    The
    Port Numbers
     page appears.
  18. Enter the port number for the
    B2B Data Exchange
     JMS Broker JMX listener port or accept the default port, and then click
    Next
    .
    If you selected to install the
    B2B Data Exchange
     server plug-in for PowerCenter or the
    B2B Data Exchange
     client plug-in for PowerCenter components, the
    PowerCenter Location
     page appears. If you did not select the PowerCenter server or client components, the
    PowerCenter Web Services Hub
     page appears.
  19. On the
    PowerCenter Web Services Hub
     page, enter the PowerCenter web services details.
    Web Services Hub URL
    URL that the PowerCenter Web Services Hub uses
    when
    B2B Data Exchange
     transfers documents to PowerCenter for processing with batch workflows
    .
    Service name
    Name of the PowerCenter Repository Service.
    Node host name
    Host name of the node that runs the PowerCenter Repository Service.
    Node port number
    Port number of the node that runs the PowerCenter Repository Service.
    Username
    Name of the PowerCenter Repository Service user.
    Password
    Password for the PowerCenter Repository Service user.
    B2B Data Exchange
     stores the password as an encrypted string.
    Security domain
    Optional. Name of the Informatica security domain in which the PowerCenter Repository Service user is stored.
    Default is Native.
  20. Click
    Next
    .
    If you selected to install the
    B2B Data Exchange
     server plug-in for PowerCenter component, the
    PowerCenter Domain Settings
     page appears.
    If you did not select the PowerCenter server component, the
    PowerCenter pmrep Command Line Utility Location
     page appears. Go to step 6.
  21. Enter values in the following fields:
    Domain name
    Name of the Informatica domain that contains the PowerCenter Integration Service that runs
    B2B Data Exchange
     workflows.
    Node name
    Node in the Informatica domain on which the PowerCenter Integration Service runs.
    Domain administrator username
    Name of the Informatica domain administrator.
    Domain administrator password
    Password for the Informatica domain administrator.
    B2B Data Exchange
     stores the password as an encrypted string.
    Integration Service name
    The name of the PowerCenter Integration Service that
    B2B Data Exchange
     uses to run workflows.
  22. Click
    Next
    .
    The
    PowerCenter pmrep Command Line Utility Location
     page appears.
  23. Specify the location of the pmrep command line utility.
    The location of the utility depends on whether or not you install
    B2B Data Exchange
     on the machine where the PowerCenter services are installed.
    Environment
    Location of the pmrep command line utility
    B2B Data Exchange
     installed on the machine where the PowerCenter services are installed
    <PowerCenter_services_installation_folder>\<PowerCenter_version>\tools\pcutils\<PowerCenter_version>
    B2B Data Exchange
     and PowerCenter services installed on different machines
    <PowerCenter_client_installation_folder>\<PowerCenter_version>\clients\PowerCenterClient\client\bin
  24. Click
    Next
    .
    The
    Pre-Installation Summary
     page appears.
  25. If you installed the
    B2B Data Exchange
     PowerCenter server plug-in, follow the wizard instructions to register the plug-in to the PowerCenter repository, and then click
    Next
    .
    The
    Installation Complete
     page appears.
  26. Click
    Done
     to close the installer.
  27. To view the log files that the installer generates, navigate to the following directory:
    <
    DX
    InstallationDir>\logs
    .
  28. Perform the required post-installation tasks. For more information, see the section "Post-Installation Tasks" in the
    B2B Data Exchange
     Installation and Configuration Guide
    .
    Perform only the tasks that are relevant for your environment.
  29. Optionally, perform additional configuration tasks. For more information, see the section "Optional
    B2B Data Exchange
     Configuration" in the
    B2B Data Exchange
     Installation and Configuration Guide
    .
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