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Implementing IBM DB2 9.7 Enterprise Server edition with Microsoft Failover Clustering

Summary:  Configuring a high availability solution with DB2 and Microsoft Failover Clustering is much easier with the sample configurations provided in this detailed paper.

Date:  24 Apr 2012 (Published 09 Jan 2003)
Level:  Introductory

Activity:  12994 views
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This document takes you through sample configurations using IBM® DB2® 9.7 for Linux®, UNIX®, and Windows® using Microsoft Windows® Server 2008, Enterprise Edition.

The article includes the following:

  • Overview of DB2 Enterprise Server Edition with failover clustering
  • Failover and failback
  • The db2mscs utility
  • Drive mapping
  • Planning and preparation
  • Hot standby and mutual takeover configurations
  • Configuring the DB2 Administration Server
  • Remote client connections
  • User scripts
  • Testing the configuration
  • Migration
  • Rolling upgrade
  • Managing security
  • FAQs

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