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Figure 7-56 Document Manager alarm manager service
7.11.4 Separate Document Manager services to other machines
If resources are available, we recommend separating Document Manager
services, especially the services which consume a lot of CPU and memory
resources, such as Print/Plot and Rendition services, to other machines.
In this section, we explain how to install and configure a Document Manager
Rendition service in a separate machine. The installation procedure for a service
is the same as the normal Document Manager server installation. Here, we only
point to the specific steps to install and configure the service. To separate other
services in another machine, use the process described here, which is similar.
Installing Rendition service in a separate machine
To install the Rendition service in a separate machine, use the following steps:
1. Use the same Document Manager installation program to install the rendition
service in a separate server.
2. When you get to the window where you select the components to install,
select for each component, the This feature will not be available option, by
clicking each component, except Cache Manager, Service Manager, and
Rendition Manager, which are under the Additional Managers component.
All these components must be selected using the option This feature will be
installed on local hard drive while clicking the component as shown in
Figure 7-57. After this, click Next.
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Figure 7-57 DM service components installation in a different machine
3. Click Install and when the installation procedure finishes, click Finish to exit
the installation wizard window.
4. Now, go to Start Programs IBM DB2 Document Manager Service
Manager as shown in Figure 7-58.
Tip: You are required to install the Service Manager component. For the best
system performance, we recommend you also install the Local Cache
Manager (even though it is optional) so that the local service will not need to
connect to the remote Cache Manager every time it needs a server
configuration.
Note: After installing the Document Manager service program in the new
machine, do not forget to install the same fix pack level that is in the Document
Manager server system.
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Figure 7-58 Service Manager application
5. Double-click IBM DB2 DM Cache Manager service to open the cache
manager properties window and click Add to configure a new cache manager
service. Configure the field with the information of your Document Manager
server as shown in Figure 7-59. After you finish, click OK to exit the
configuration window.
Figure 7-59 Cache manager configuration
Note: The Name field is the library name you configure in the Document
Manager server and the Library server field is the host name of the
Document Manager server machine.
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6. Click OK to exit the configuration window and verify that the information you
enter is the same as that shown in the properties window in Figure 7-60. Then
click OK again to exit the DM Cache Manager Properties window.
Figure 7-60 Cache Manager Properties window
7. Verify that the cache service works correctly by starting it with the green
triangle icon in the Service Manager tool bar. If you see a message such as
the last one shown in Figure 7-61, the configuration is successful.
Figure 7-61 Successful service installation
8. Now, double-click IBM DB2 DM Rendition Services as shown in
Figure 7-62.
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Figure 7-62 Service Manager application
9. Click Add to configure a new rendition service with the information shown in
Figure 7-63. In the Name field, specify the Document Manager library name.
In the Library server field, specify the server name where the Document
Manager library is installed. In the Cache server field, specify the host name
of the machine where you are installing the rendition service.
Figure 7-63 Remote rendition service configuration
Note: The Name field is the library name you configure in the Document
Manager server, the Library server field is the host name of the Document
Manager server machine, and the Cache server field is the host name of the
local machine where you are installing the service.

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