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Testing the topology<br />

Service<br />

Figure A-4 Authentication dialog<br />

Note: We suggest using a centralized user repository like LDAP or, in a z/OS<br />

environment, RACF. Neither the sample file registry nor the local OS registry<br />

should be used in production environments. These two registries have been<br />

used in this chapter only for illustration purposes.<br />

After building the environment according to our sample topology, we were ready<br />

to test and verify it.<br />

We considered two different aspects to be tested:<br />

► Service<br />

► Administration<br />

Because the main purpose of our tests was to demonstrate the clustering, load<br />

balancing, and high availability capabilities of our sample topology, we<br />

challenged our environment in different conditions. For each test case described<br />

below, we used a Web browser and typed in the following URL:<br />

http://bc.itso.ral.ibm.com/wlm/BeenThere?weights=false&count=4<br />

Normal functioning<br />

In this test, every component was up and running so we could show the load<br />

balancing features in <strong>WebSphere</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Server</strong>.<br />

Because it was our first test, we got a window (Figure A-4) asking for username<br />

and password. We used the credentials of the account we had created in the<br />

operating system registry.<br />

Appendix A. Sample topology walkthrough 513

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