IBM Domino Administrator 9.0.1 Social Edition Help

CONFIGURING

Verifying that the cluster was created correctly
There are a number of ways you can check that the cluster was created correctly.

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Perform any of these steps to confirm that the cluster was created correctly:

Table 1. Cluster confirmation tasks

Action What you should see

From the DominoŽ Administrator or the Web Administrator, expand Clusters in the Server pane. The name of the cluster followed by the names of the cluster servers.

From the Domino Administrator or the Web Administrator, click a cluster server in the Server pane, and then click the Files tab. The title Cluster Directory in the Tasks pane. This shows that Domino created the Cluster Database Directory.

Compare the replica IDs of the Cluster Database Directories on each cluster server. The same replica ID on each server.

From the server console, send the following command:
show cluster
The name of the cluster, some statistics for the current server, and the names of all the cluster servers.

You can also use Cluster Analysis to generate reports that show if there are any configuration problems in the cluster.

Related tasks
Creating a cluster

Related reference
The cluster creation process

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Action	What you should see
From the DominoŽ Administrator or the Web Administrator, expand Clusters in the Server pane.	The name of the cluster followed by the names of the cluster servers.
From the Domino Administrator or the Web Administrator, click a cluster server in the Server pane, and then click the Files tab.	The title Cluster Directory in the Tasks pane. This shows that Domino created the Cluster Database Directory.
Compare the replica IDs of the Cluster Database Directories on each cluster server.	The same replica ID on each server.
From the server console, send the following command: `show cluster`	The name of the cluster, some statistics for the current server, and the names of all the cluster servers.