3.5 Resolving Host Names
There are many ways to resolve host names used in this deployment. For example, you can us a DNS naming service, or you can include entries in a DNS database. For this particular deployment, the following entries were added to the local host file on all Unix hosts. The entries were also added to equivalent files on Windows hosts, and on client machines for where browsers are used.
xxx.xx.72.122 DirectoryServer-1 DirectoryServer-1.example.com xxx.xx.72.121 DirectoryServer-2 DirectoryServer-2.example.com xxx.xx.72.84 AccessManager-1 AccessManager-1.example.com xxx.xx.72.85 AccessManager-2 AccessManager-2.example.com xxx.xx.72.120 AuthenticationUI-1 AuthenticationUI-1.example.com xxx.xx.72.73 AuthenticationUI-2 AuthenticationUI-2.example.com xxx.xx.72.151 ProtectedResource-1 ProtectedResource-1.example.com xxx.xx.72.152 ProtectedResource-2 ProtectedResource-2.example.com xxx.xx.69.246 MessageQueue-1 MessageQueue-1.example.com xxx.xx.69.247 MessageQueue-2 MessageQueue-2.example.com xxx.xx.69.14 LoadBalancer-1 LoadBalancer-1.example.com LoadBalancer-3 LoadBalancer-3.example.com LoadBalancer-2 LoadBalancer-2.example.com xxx.xx.69.17 LoadBalancer-4 LoadBalancer-4.example.com xxx.xx.69.16 LoadBalancer-5 LoadBalancer-5.example.com LoadBalancer-6 LoadBalancer-6.example.com |
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