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websphere 7 clustering environment with Session Replication queries.

 
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Hi Ranchers,

I am stuck with the session replication issues.I have once clustered(cluster_1) environment having two nodes (Node1 and Node2). I have created replication domain and assigned it to both the nodes in memory_to_memory replication. I have restarted both the nodes. Could you please let me know how can I test whether session replication is properly working or not? Also please let me know if any other steps required for session replication.
 
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In order to complete your clustering test you should also install IHS 7.0 on at least one machine. Add the IHS to WebSphere as WebServer. Generate the plug-in files and then test sample BeenThere WLM (work load management) application that comes bundled with ND version.

You can try to stop one Web/EJB server in a node to see if IHS is still getting response from other & vice-versa.
 
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