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Installation<br />

The installation process for all the components is fairly similar. All the installations<br />

are started from the launchpad for the Network Deployment package. In the<br />

following sections we describe the steps that had to be done to install each<br />

component. We used a Windows environment to perform this installation.<br />

Installing the Load Balancer (server A)<br />

The Load Balancer component runs in server A and is used to distribute traffic<br />

between our two Web servers.<br />

Perform the following steps to install the Load Balancer:<br />

1. Install the Load Balancer by performing the following steps:<br />

a. Start the launchpad and click <strong>IBM</strong> Edge Components.<br />

b. In the panel, click Launch the installation wizard for Edge Components<br />

Load Balancer and Caching Proxy. This launches the installer.<br />

c. Go through the panels accepting the default options.<br />

2. Configure the load balanced cluster by performing the following steps:<br />

a. Launch lbadmin.<br />

b. Click Dispatcher → Connect to Host.<br />

c. Click Dispatcher → Start Configuration Wizard.<br />

d. Following the wizard panels, create a cluster with the new IP address and<br />

add the two Web servers in it. The new IP address is the public address<br />

that clients have to use to access the BeenThere application.<br />

3. Configure loopback adapters in Web servers by performing the following<br />

steps:<br />

a. Add a loopback adapter in both HTTP server systems (server B and C).<br />

b. Configure the cluster address in the loopback adapters.<br />

c. Disable the Windows firewall (our servers’ operating system was Windows<br />

XP).<br />

Appendix A. Sample topology walkthrough 507

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