Smart Grid Applications Overview > Responder Overview > Optional Configurations > Clustering Server 2003 > Responder Server Configuration |
Version: 10.1 |
Use these steps to create a Responder Windows Service for each group in your server cluster and to create the resource that allows Responder to work with a server cluster.
Responder Windows Service: The first highlighted area in the sample below is the name of the Responder Windows Service. The Service Name for each virtual server must be unique. Make note of these names as they will be necessary when creating a resource in later steps.
DisplayName: The second highlighted area is the name that will appear in the Services window (Computer Management). To avoid confusion, you may wish to create a DisplayName that is similar to the Service Name.
@echo off set RXWS_INSTALL_DIR=%ProgramFiles%\Miner and Miner\Responder\Server sc createresponder0
binPath= "%RXWS_INSTALL_DIR%\Miner.Responder.WindowsService.exe" type= own start= demand error= normal depend= msmq obj= "NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService" DisplayName= "Responder 0
" sc createresponder1
binPath= "%RXWS_INSTALL_DIR%\Miner.Responder.WindowsService.exe" type= own start= demand error= normal depend= msmq obj= "NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService" DisplayName= "Responder 1
" pause
Next you will create the resource for the Responder Windows Service using the Cluster Administrator. Perform these steps for each group. These steps make the Responder server work with a cluster.
All possible owners should be included in ALL resources within a group. For example, if you create three possible owners in the Responder resource, then those same three owners must also exist in the other resources (e.g., Physical Disk, IP Address, Network Name, Message Queuing) within the same group. |
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<WebServer Enabled="true" Port="7997" VirtualPath="/" AllowRemoteRequests="false"/> |
<WebServer Enabled="true" Port="7997" FallbackPorts="7998 8200-8300 9000 9340"
VirtualPath="/" AllowRemoteRequests="false"/>
Responder looks first for the Port value. If that port is not available, it looks for those listed in the FallbackPorts attribute.