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What do you mean by &quot;cannot access through the main Network Deployment account&quot;? &nbsp;Does that mean you are having authentication problems?<br />

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What do you mean by "cannot access through the main Network Deployment account"?  Does that mean you are having authentication problems?


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Did you try the above solution ? it should work.
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Did you try the above solution ? it should work.

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Federating the node using either admin console or command line tools as suggested by me above shall help the user.
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Federating the node using either admin console or command line tools as suggested by me above shall help the user.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I'm trying to create a Web Farm for testing Websphere clustering.<br />
<br />
Here are the steps I've taken:<br />
I've created three VMware images: one with WAS 5.1 with Network Deployment, and two with WAS 5.1. <br />
I've made a cluster for the two WAS 5.1 images<br />
I've created a simple WAR file which I've installed as an Enterprise Application. <br />
I attached the Ent App to the cluster.<br />
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Through a browser, I can access the enterprise application on each of WAS 5.1 images. BUT I cannot access it through the main Network Deployment account which was the whole point!<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance!<br />
Martine
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Hi,

I'm trying to create a Web Farm for testing Websphere clustering.

Here are the steps I've taken:
I've created three VMware images: one with WAS 5.1 with Network Deployment, and two with WAS 5.1. 
I've made a cluster for the two WAS 5.1 images
I've created a simple WAR file which I've installed as an Enterprise Application. 
I attached the Ent App to the cluster.

Through a browser, I can access the enterprise application on each of WAS 5.1 images. BUT I cannot access it through the main Network Deployment account which was the whole point!

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!
Martine

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