Re: 5769AS1 *Base (Removing WAS)

[David.Hoff@xxxxxx]

You can safely remove Websphere app server.  Domino isn't really dependant 
on anything else, other than TCP and with R6, the Java Toolkit.  Sometimes 
you must be careful with customers who use the Apache HTTP server with the 
plugin for Domino, but again that would still be a different product.  On 
a side note, if you have a previous version of websphere standard edition, 
IBM had a promotion that allowed to you get Websphere Express V5 free. Not 
sure of the details, but press your local IBM'er for this. 

Regards,
David Hoff
3X Corporation




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   1. 5769AS1   *BASE    5050    IBM WebSphere Application Server


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Message: 1
Date: Thu, 15 May 2003 09:29:08 -0500
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Subject: 5769AS1   *BASE    5050    IBM WebSphere Application Server

On a DSD running our Domino based website I did a DSPSFWRSC and noticed:

Resource 
   ID     Option  Feature  Description 
5769AS1   *BASE    5050    IBM WebSphere Application Server 

Resource                   Feature 
   ID     Option  Feature   Type    Library     Release
5769AS1   *BASE    5050     *CODE   QAPPSVR     V4R5M0 

As far as I know, we are not using that particular product.  And my boss' 
reply was (Sametime conversation)
Rob Berendt/DE...       While f@xxxxx around with GDWEB, do you want me to 

remove the old WAS?
Chris Edwards/...       If we are not using it for anything, then let's 
remove it.
Rob Berendt/D...        Oh sure, dump on me with the "if".  Are we using 
it for anything?
Chris Edwards/...       I can't think of anything unless FTP or Domino 
uses it

Now, on some of our other servers we are "playing" around with WAS.  But 
in that case we are running
5722IWE   2        5102    IBM WebSphere Application Server Express V5

So I think we loaded it on there at some time just in case.

Is this required for Domino in any manner that you can think of?

I know that FTP does not require it.

Rob Berendt
-- 
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 
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