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2354.1 | 50% answered at least. | IOSG::STANDAGE | Oink...Oink...Mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo | Thu Mar 04 1993 09:22 | 34 |
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Gil,
>> 1. Is this a seperate product of ALL-IN-1 3.0 or is the
>> functionality supplied with ALL-IN-1 and only a license
>> needed ?
The functionality is supplied when you purchase ALL-IN-1 V3.0, however,
you need a license to enable DSO (called A1-DIST-SHR). Note that the
license enables the server on a particular node to EXPORT information.
Therefore, if you're in an environment with NODEA and NODEB running
ALL-IN-1 V3.0, and NODEB is only sharing drawers with NODEA, then the
license needs to be installed on NODEB. If sharing is to occur between
both nodes, then they both need the license.
>> 2. Could there any language specific points to the distributed
>> sharing option, for example in HEBREW we have a problem of right to
>> left that crated problems with drawer naming, could this have an
>> effect on the sharing option ?
I have used the DSO option on multilingual systems, but only with
English, German, and Norwegian - I haven't tried some of the other
languages which might cause potential problems. Having said that, I
haven't heard of any particular problems, so perhaps you'll be the
first to try this out !
Kevin.
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2354.2 | don't think there would be a problem | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Thu Mar 04 1993 14:44 | 15 |
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re language specific problems with DSO
The code for DSO and non-DSO is identicle, the only difference is
that at startup the server sets an internal flag telling it whether
to allow incoming connections from other servers.
about the only problem I can think of with DSO, and not sure if this
would occur anyway or if it would be a problem, is if you have a
Hebrew system connect via server-server connect to a non-Hebrew system.
I doubt it would be a problem since I would guess all language
specific character juggling is done at the UI level.
--Bob
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2354.3 | will this work? | ANGLIN::HARRISA | lost in the jungle of doubt | Thu Nov 04 1993 18:59 | 15 |
| ok, how about this question - a 3 node cluster, all nodes run ALL-IN-1
3.0-1. they want to install ALL-IN-1 Distributed Sharing Option on 1
node of this cluster.
when a user on another system tries to access a shared drawer on the
above cluster, they would have to select the shared drawer as
node_with_DSO::[etc...]
will this work? or does DSO need to be installed on ALL nodes of a
cluster?
ann
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2354.4 | Need LMF info to answer... | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Thu Nov 04 1993 20:14 | 12 |
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I don't know, this is more of an LMF question. The DSO needs to be
loaded and registered (it is a license), when the FCS starts up it
checks using LMF calls. I believe (but not sure) that you have to
load it on each node in teh cluster for it to be effective. I also
believe (again, not sure) that a reboot will load all registered
licenses, hence putting the DSO on all nodes.
Any LMF/licensing God-abouts around?
--Bob
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2354.5 | Supported | IOSG::TALLETT | Gimmee an Alpha colour notebook... | Tue Nov 09 1993 20:19 | 10 |
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You can explicitly specify in the LMF database that this licence
should only be loaded on a given node, or you can add commands
to startup that load it on the right node.
I'd have thought the FCS would be quite happy to work in this
environment.
Regards,
Paul
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2354.6 | Checks done at startup time | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Mon Nov 15 1993 19:34 | 8 |
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The FCS will be quite happy with whatever LMF does. it simply makes
a call to see if the license is loaded/registered, if so, it turns
on incoming server-server connects, if not, it rejects them. Nothing
more.
--bob
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