Internet Agent Quick Checklist

• Plan the new clustered Internet Agent, including the new domain required to house the Internet Agent in a clustering environment.

  See Planning the Internet Agent in a Cluster.

• Make sure your firewall is configured to accommodate the Internet Agent.

  See Preparing Your Firewall for the Internet Agent.

• Cluster-enable the volume where the Internet Agent domain will reside.

  See Cluster-Enabling a Shared Volume for Use with the WebAccess Agent.

• Create the new Internet Agent domain.

  See Creating a Domain for the Internet Agent.

• Set up the MTA for the new Internet Agent domain.

  See Installing the MTA for the Internet Agent Domain.

• Install the Internet Agent.

  See Installing the Internet Agent Software in a Cluster.

• Modify the Internet Agent volume resource load script:
  • Remove the trustmig command
  • Add the cvsbind add command (NetWare 5.1 only; optional)
  • Add the search add command (optional)
  • If you will not run the MTA and the Internet Agent in protected memory, add the set auto restart commands and the set developer option = off command
  • Add the load commands for the MTA and the Internet Agent, separating them with a delay command
  • If you will run the MTA and the Internet Agent in protected memory, add the address space parameter to the load commands and add a protection restart command for the address space

  See Modifying the Volume Resource Load Script for the Internet Agent.

• Modify the Internet Agent volume resource unload script:
  • Add the MTA and Internet Agent or address space unload command(s)
  • Add the cvsbind del command if you used the cvsbind add command in the load script (NetWare 5.1 only; optional)
  • Remove the trustmig command

  See Modifying the Volume Resource Unload Script for the Internet Agent.

• Set up the Internet Agent volume failover path and policies.

  See Setting the Failover Path and Policies for the Internet Agent.

• Enable Internet Addressing for the clustered Internet Agent.

  See Enabling Internet Addressing for Your Clustered GroupWise System.

• Double-check the cluster-specific GWIA object properties.

  See Verifying GWIA Object Properties.

• Test the clustered Internet Agent.

  See Testing the Clustered Internet Agent.

• Record cluster-specific information in the properties pages of the GroupWise objects associated with the Internet Agent.

  See Updating GroupWise Objects with Cluster-Specific Descriptions.