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schleus<br />
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sorry i forgot about this over the weekend. &nbsp;I will check it out at work tommorow. &nbsp;sounds like the right solution. thanks again for the help.<br />
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schleus

sorry i forgot about this over the weekend.  I will check it out at work tommorow.  sounds like the right solution. thanks again for the help.

regards,
matt

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We have WebSphere 5.0 FP2 installed two Clustered Windows 2000 Advanced Servers. &nbsp;We have a SAN Drive that is always mapped to the active drive and Id like to set up all of our installed app on this drive. &nbsp;Im brand new to WebSphere and was wondering if and how to set up something like a Virtual Directory for the Installed apps. <br />
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thanks,<br />
Matt
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We have WebSphere 5.0 FP2 installed two Clustered Windows 2000 Advanced Servers.  We have a SAN Drive that is always mapped to the active drive and Id like to set up all of our installed app on this drive.  Im brand new to WebSphere and was wondering if and how to set up something like a Virtual Directory for the Installed apps. 

thanks,
Matt

Virtual Directory (?) on WebSphere Cluster

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