Preface
Introduction to High Availability
Set Up the High Availability Environment
Configure JMS Discovery
Configure RMI Connections
- RMI Connections Overview
- Configuring RMI Connections
Configure the Operation Console
- Configuring a Proxy Server for the Operation Console
- Configuring Tomcat for Single-Machine Clusters
Configure an HTTP Load Balancer
Configure the Dashboard and Reports
- Dashboard and Reports Configuration Overview
- Configuring the Dashboard and Reports to Use the Load Balancer
Appendix A: Troubleshooting High Availability
- Troubleshooting High Availability
Appendix B: High Availability Log Messages
- High Availability Log Messages
Appendix C: Port Number Reference
- Port Number Reference
Appendix D: Glossary
- Glossary of Terms
  - active node
  - active/active
  - active/passive
  - AJP
  - browser
  - client
  - failover
  - grid
  - load balancer
  - recovery
  - resilience
  - sticky session
  - Tomcat instance

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Set Up a Clustered File System

Install and configure a clustered file system on which to store shared components, such as the document store.

A clustered file system is a distributable file system that utilizes the high availability physical storage configuration. The clustered file system you install depends on the type of high availability storage solution.

When you use an SAN storage solution, you need to install the clustered file system separately. For example, you can use the Veritas Cluster File System (VxCFS) file system or the Global File System (GFS). The recommended file system is VxCFS.

Configure the clustered file system to use hardware-based I/O fencing for all of the nodes in the cluster.

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