E1: CLUST: Cluster and Data Source Naming Conventions (Doc ID 627777.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 28, 2023

Applies to:

Goal

 The following EnterpriseOne servers are clustered:

• Two Database servers
• Two Enterprise servers
• Two Batch servers

After configuring the clusters, the clusters names should not have more than 10 characters (due to the server map name limit of 29 characters). To work around this issue, a DNS alias is created for the cluster name and the alias entered everywhere in all database data sources.

The install plan runs without any problems, however when running UBEs to the Enterprise server, the real cluster name for some reason is being written to the F986110 table. A logic database data source is created pointing to the cluster alias and now UBEs run, however there is concern if anything was missed.

Is the implementation of the install and cluster configuration correct?

Solution

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