34IBM Tivoli Storage Manager in a Clustered Environment
Public network configuration
We do not have to use DHCP so that cluster nodes will not be inaccessible if the
DHCP server is unavailable.
We set up TCP/IP properties including DNS and WINS addresses.
Connectivity testing
We test all communications between the nodes on the public and private
networks using the ping command locally and also on the remote nodes for each
IP address.
We make sure name resolution is also working. For that we ping each node
using the node’s machine name. Also we use PING -a to do reverse lookup.
Domain membership
All nodes must be members of the same domain and have access to a DNS
server. In this lab we set up the servers both as domain controllers as well as
DNS ...
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