Access point group collection Use this page to view the sets of access point groups.
Access point groups define the set of core groups that communicate
with each other. Access point groups that connect multiple cells must
have one core group access point and a single peer access point for
each remote cell. Access point groups that provide communications
between core groups in the same cell must contain only core group
access points.
Access point group settings Use this page to modify the core group access points and
the peer access points that belong to an access point group. An access
point group defines the set of core groups that can communicate with
each other.
Bridge interface collection Each core group access point has a collection of bridge
interfaces. This collection defines the interfaces on the set of servers
that provide access to the core group. All the servers in this collection
have the core group bridge service enabled.
Bridge interface creation A bridge interface specifies a particular node and server that
runs the core group bridge service. A bridge interface is defined by a unique
combination of a node, a server, and a transport chain. A transport chain
represents a network protocol stack that is operating within an application
server.
Bridge interface settings Use this page to specify the bridge interfaces that provide
access to the core group access point. A bridge interface is a server
that runs the core group bridge service. The core group bridge service
is the service that establishes communication between core groups.
Core group access point collection Use this page to configure your set of core group access
points. Core group access points define the set of servers that provide
access to the core group. At least one core group access point must
be defined for each core group in the local cell.
Core group access point settings Use this page to configure your core group access points.
The core group access point defines the set of core group bridge servers
that provide access to the core group. A core group bridge server
is an application server that is configured to run the core group
bridge service. Each core group access point has a collection of bridge
interfaces. See the topic Bridge interface settings for more
information about bridge interfaces.
Core group bridge settings The core group bridge is the service that enables communication
between core groups. A core group is a statically defined component
of the high availability manager. Use this page to view the structure
of your access point groups and tunnel access point groups.
Peer access point collection Use this page to view all of the peer access points that
are defined on your system. You can include one or more of these access
points in an access point group. Only one peer access point should
be defined for a remote cell.
Peer access point selection Use this page to control which peer access points are associated
with this access point group. You can also use this page to create new peer
access points for this access point group, or delete existing peer access
points.
Peer access point settings Use this page to configure a peer access point. Each peer
access point is used to communicate with core groups in other cells.
A peer access point corresponds to a core group access point in the
peer cell. The peer access point communication settings are specified
by using one or more peer endpoints or a proxy peer.
Peer core group collection Use this page to view the peer core groups that are defined for
your system. You can also use this page to define a new peer core group or
delete an existing peer core group.
Peer core group settings Use this page to create a peer core group. Peer core groups
are core groups that reside in different cell. The local core group
bridge attempts to establish communication between peer core groups
in the order in which they appear in the list of peer core groups.
Peer port collection Use this page to define the peer ports for the peer access
point. Each peer port identifies a bridge interface of a core group
bridge service in the peer cell. Each peer access point that does
not have a proxy peer must have one or more peer ports.
Peer port settings Use this page to configure a peer port. A peer port identifies
the host name and port of an application server that is a bridge interface
in another cell. This application server is using the core group bridge
service to communicate with other core groups. Each peer access point
can have one or more peer ports. Each port identifies a bridge interface
of a core group bridge service in the peer cell.
Tunnel access point group collection Use this page to view the tunnel access point groups that
are defined for your core groups. The tunnel access point group includes
core group access points and tunnel peer access points for enabling
communication between a DMZ Secure Proxy Server for IBM WebSphere Application Server and
a WebSphere Application Server, Network Deployment cell.
Tunnel access point group settings Use this page to modify the tunnel peer access points and
the core group access points that belong to this access point group.
A tunnel access point group defines the access points that a set of
core groups use to communicate with each other, even though they reside
on opposite sides of a firewall. Access points can be either tunnel
peer access points or core group access points. The core group access
points enable core groups in the same cell to communicate with each
other. Tunnel peer access points enable core groups residing outside
of the firewall to communicate with core groups residing inside of
the firewall.
Tunnel peer access point collection Use this page to view the tunnel peer access points that
are defined for your core groups. Tunnel peer access points define
the set of servers that provide access to core groups that reside
in different cells, and one cell is located on a DMZ Secure Proxy Server for IBM WebSphere Application Server, while
the other cell is located inside of the firewall. At least one tunnel
peer access point must be defined for each cell, that is located on
the DMZ Secure Proxy Server for IBM WebSphere Application Server,
that needs to communicate with one or more of the core groups that
are located inside of the firewall.
Tunnel peer access point selection Use this page to control which tunnel peer access points
are associated with this tunnel access point group. You can also use
this page to create new tunnel peer access points for this tunnel
access point group, or delete an existing tunnel peer access points.
Tunnel peer access point settings Use this page to configure a tunnel peer access point.
A tunnel peer access point is used to establish communication between
core groups that are in different cells, when one of the cells is
located on a DMZ Secure Proxy Server for IBM WebSphere Application Server,
and the other is located inside of the firewall. A tunnel peer access
point corresponds to a core group access point in the peer cell. The
tunnel peer access point communication settings are specified by using
one or more peer endpoints or a proxy peer.
Tunnel templates collection Use this page to view a list of the tunnel templates that are defined
for a tunnel access point group. You can also use this page to create a new
template, delete an existing template, or export relevant settings from the
cell that is inside of the firewall to the cell that is outside of the firewall.
Tunnel templates settings Use this page to edit the properties of a tunnel access
point group
template.