Table to record Global Mailbox topology

You can use the sample tables to record host names or IP address, port numbers, user name, password, and other details of shared storage location, ZooKeeper, Cassandra, Sterling B2B Integrator, Global Mailbox, and IBM WebSphere MQ before starting to install and set up Global Mailbox.

Table 1. Shared storage. Sample table to record your data.
Data center	Shared storage location
DC1	/shared_disk/global_mailbox
DC2	/shared_disk/global_mailbox

Important: The table is solely for reference. If required, you can add more rows and columns to include other details for the components.

Important: All nodes in a data center must have the same shared storage location. Also, when installing Global Mailbox on a Windows server, you must specify the path to shared folder in the format <drive_name>:\<shared_foldername>. For example, C:\Storage or a mapped drive or Z:\Storage. A UNC path is not supported for Windows. When mounting mapped drives, you must follow the procedure specified in How to map network shares into drives to a Windows service permanently.

Table 2. Data store (Cassandra) nodes topology. Sample table to record your data.
Data center	Rack	Host name or IP address	Seed node	Inter-node port	Inter-node SSL port	Client port	RPC port	JMX port	Data directory
DC1	DC1Rack1	10.10.10.01	Y	7000	7001	9042	9160	7199	/root/cassandra/data
DC1	DC1Rack1	10.10.10.02	N	7000	7001	9042	9160	7199	/root/cassandra/data
DC1	DC1Rack1	10.10.10.03	N	7000	7001	9042	9160	7199	/root/cassandra/data
DC2	DC2Rack1	10.10.10.04	Y	7000	7001	9042	9160	7199	/root/cassandra/data
DC2	DC2Rack1	10.10.10.05	N	7000	7001	9042	9160	7199	/root/cassandra/data
DC2	DC2Rack1	10.10.10.06	N	7000	7001	9042	9160	7199	/root/cassandra/data

Table 3. Coordination (ZooKeeper) nodes topology. Sample table to record your data.
Data center	Host name or IP address	Follow port	Election port	Client port	Data directory
DC1	10.10.10.07	2888	3888	2181	/root/zookeeper/data
DC1	10.10.10.08	2888	3888	2181	/root/zookeeper/data
DC1	10.10.10.09	2888	3888	2181	/root/zookeeper/data
DC2	10.10.10.10	2888	3888	2181	/root/zookeeper/data
DC2	10.10.10.11	2888	3888	2181	/root/zookeeper/data

Table 4. Replication server topology. Sample table to record your data.
Data center	Host name or IP address	Port on Linux	Port on Windows	User name	Password
DC1	10.10.10.12	TCP -22 UDP - 33001	TCP -33001 UDP - 33001	replicationUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC1	10.10.10.13	TCP -22 UDP - 33001	TCP -33001 UDP - 33001	replicationUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC2	10.10.10.14	TCP -22 UDP - 33001	TCP -33001 UDP - 33001	replicationUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC2	10.10.10.15	TCP -22 UDP - 33001	TCP -33001 UDP - 33001	replicationUser	xxxxxxxxxx

Table 5. Sterling B2B Integrator and Global Mailbox topology. Sample table to record your data.
Data center	Host name or IP address	Port on Linux
DC1	10.10.10.16	Sterling B2B Integrator -8080 Global Mailbox - 8155
DC1	10.10.10.17	Sterling B2B Integrator -8080 Global Mailbox - 8155
DC2	10.10.10.18	Sterling B2B Integrator -8080 Global Mailbox - 8155
DC2	10.10.10.19	Sterling B2B Integrator -8080 Global Mailbox - 8155

Table 6. IBM WebSphere MQ topology. Sample table to record your data.
Data center	Host name or IP address	Queue manager	Port	Queue name	Channel name	User name	Password
DC1	10.10.10.20	Full repository active QM	1414	gmQueue	gmChannel	gmUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC1	10.10.10.21	Full repository active QM	1414	gmQueue	gmChannel	gmUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC1	10.10.10.22	Partial repository standby QM	1414	gmQueue	gmChannel	gmUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC1	10.10.10.23	Partial repository standby QM	1414	gmQueue	gmChannel	gmUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC2	10.10.10.24	Full repository active QM	1414	gmQueue	gmChannel	gmUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC2	10.10.10.25	Full repository active QM	1414	gmQueue	gmChannel	gmUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC2	10.10.10.26	Partial repository standby QM	1414	gmQueue	gmChannel	gmUser	xxxxxxxxxx
DC2	10.10.10.27	Partial repository standby QM	1414	gmQueue	gmChannel	gmUser	xxxxxxxxxx

Important: The queue name, channel name, user name, and password must be same across the WebSphere MQ cluster. You must enter these details only one time when installing the initial Global Mailbox node.