We have request from business stating that they need multiple instance of webMethods in one server.
Say if i have 3 instances of webMethods IS How will the IP will be determined. i Know we can change the port for differnet instances and default IS will take the local machines IP for inbound calls.But is it possible to change the IP address for IS servers located in the same machine ?
When you create a port, it allows you to specify the “bind address”, you can give the one you want to use. Given you have multiple IPs on your box already.
Check the IS admin guide for detail
Never tried that way. I guess, even you can have multiple IP on the same box, but you can use the same port once. So, you need to change the port for the 2nd instance.
For windows service, you can modify the /integrationServer/support/win32/installSvc.bat file to identify the 2nd instance with a different name, 4 lines to change:
SET IS_DIR
SET SVCNAME
SET DISPLAYNAME
SET DESCRIPTION
after made change run it, you should see another entry in the service list
During installation, by default the option is Application… There might be a chance, it got installed as Application…
Are you able to open the IS Admin page with 5555 port? You cannot run both the server at the same time in same port…
Start one instance, change the Primary port to a different port other than 5555, then you should be good to go with both IS at same time… Better change the diagnostic port also as 9999 is the default…
we have our code part in our IS server. But now they are planning to
move the code packages of another application to our IS which includes a MainFrameIS server also.
Say if they are copying around 10 pakcages to our IS can we run this ten pakcages alone in a different port ?
ie Already existing code should run in IP:5555 and the new packages should run in IP:9999
Also please let me know whether the installation of MIS in will affect the current IS settings by any means…?
Remember, 9999 is diagnostic port by default…
You can have one more http port say 6666 added to the same IS…
If you have both 5555 and 6666 configured as http port, all packages can run in both the ports… Packages cannot be individually assigned for different port numbers to run with…