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Migration Central for WebSphere Portal and Web Content Management
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| | | Abstract | | Resource collection of links and information designed to help you plan, test, troubleshoot and implement an effective Migration from a previous release of IBM® WebSphere® Portal and Workplace Web Content Management™ to a later release. | | | | | | Content | IBM is dedicated to your success with WebSphere Portal and Workplace Web Content Management. In this context, Migration refers to the upgrading of an existing installation of the software to a newer release, such as from version 5.1 to version 6.0. Installing a later service release, such as 6.0.1.3 onto an existing 6.0.0.0 installation is termed an Upgrade, and not covered in this document. IBM Redbooks Publications: - IBM WebSphere Portal V6: Best Practices for Migrating from V5.1
This IBM Redpaper provides detailed information about migrating from IBM WebSphere Portal V5.1 to IBM WebSphere Portal V6. This IBM Redpaper introduces the key considerations and the overall decision process before providing step-by-step instructions. It also provides a troubleshooting guide. This IBM Redpaper covers all the key concepts, from stand-alone core portal environments to comprehensive enterprise deployments with clustering, IBM WebSphere Portal components such as Document Manager, Personalization, IBM Workplace Web Content Management, and others. - IBM WebSphere Portal 6 Self Help Guide:
This IBM Redpaper focuses on considerations for the optimal configuration and use of IBM WebSphere Portal Server. We provide you with the information you need to deploy and manage your WebSphere Portal infrastructure, with the goal of problem avoidance. However, if issues occur, the reader is introduced to the various tools and techniques for problem determination and problem solving, including obtaining and installing fixes, how to contact support, and what type of information you should provide before engagement. This guide is a must have resource for IT architects and administrators throughout the life cycle of a WebSphere Portal environment, from conception and planning to use and maintenance. Information center topics:
Open Mic calls regarding Migration:
Recordings available: - Open Mic replay: WebSphere Portal v5.1 to v6 Migration Open Mic call - 07 May 2008 (#7012487)
- Open Mic replay: WebSphere Portal v5.1 to v6.0 Migration for Developers - 06 March 2008 (#7011968)
- Open Mic replay: WebSphere Portal v5.1 to v6 Migration - 05 February 2008 (#7011718)
Related APARs and interim Fixes: Technotes and techdocs: White papers useful in Migration: Back to top IBM Support Assistant Lite for WebSphere Portal tool (# 4008662):
The IBM Support Assistant Lite for WebSphere Portal tool is provided as an aid for troubleshooting problems with WebSphere Portal, focusing on automatic data collection and providing symptom analysis support for specific WebSphere Portal an Workplace Web Content Management Problem Determination Scenarios. IBM Support Assistant (ISA):
The IBM Support Assistant is a free offering for problem determination with an expanded scope, adding IBM knowledge repository searches, diagnostic tools, educational and troubleshooting links as well as electronic problem submission (ESR), plus access to the automated log collection features provided in IBM Support Assistant Lite for WebSphere Portal. IBM Software Support Toolbar:
Representatives from each IBM software brand have come together to compile the most sought after brand-specific pages in a Web browser plugin. Even though there are common links between these buttons, custom entries from each Brand truly make this toolbar valuable for your support toolbox. Back to top Information centers for WebSphere Portal and Workplace Web Content Management:
The most current product documentation for WebSphere Portal, WebSphere Portal Express, WebSphere Portal for z/OS, and Web Content Management The WebSphere Portal Zone on IBM developerWorks:
An excellent place to find White Papers, code samples, and other information relevant to your portal. Back to top WebSphere Portal User Forum:
The mirror of the ibm.software.websphere.portal-server newsgroup hosted on IBM developerWorks. Workplace Web Content Management User Forum:
A discussion forum for both the Domino® and Java™ editions of Workplace Web Content Management. WebSphere Portal and Portlet Development Space hosted on IBM developerWorks:
You need to log into IBM developerWorks first, then can access this new community resource. Back to top My Support:
Configure your own content from a variety of choices. Be sure to add products "WebSphere Portal" and "Workplace Web Content Management," and then subscribe to receive periodic emails. IBM Redbooks Publications:
Receive weekly newsletters about new releases and upcoming publications. IBM developerWorks newsletter:
Receive frequent updates about new content from the IBM developerWorks team. RSS Feeds: WebSphere Portal product support page feed Support RSS feed for WebSphere Portal Administrators Workplace Web Content Management support page feed Software Support Lifecycle RSS feed IBM WebSphere Portal Catalog - new entries
For information on other RSS feeds for WebSphere, refer to this link: http://www.ibm.com/software/support/rss/websphere/index.html Back to top Self-Help Central for WebSphere Portal (#1283691):
Resource collection of links and information designed to help you maintain and troubleshoot IBM® WebSphere® Portal and Workplace Web Content Management™ in your environment. Recommended fixes and updates for WebSphere Portal (#7007603):
A comprehensive list of recommended, generally available (GA) maintenance and fixes for current IBM WebSphere Portal server releases. This page is updated as new information becomes available. MustGather: Read first for IBM WebSphere Portal (#1236371)
MustGather documents aid in problem determination and save time collecting diagnostic data useful in isolating and identifying the root cause of most problems you might find in your portal environment. Originally intended as a way to ensure your problem report with IBM Support is resolved quickly, many customers use the MustGathers as a Self-Help guide and can resolve their own problems by looking in the right place, as guided by these documents. Detailed System Requirements (#7007791):
Need to know what levels of the Application Server, Database or other software you need to use with a specific release of WebSphere Portal or Workplace Web Content Management? Find out from this list of the minimum system requirements, by version.
Also, for more information about System Requirements that exceed the minimum criteria listed above, refer to the WebSphere Portal Support Statement to determine IBM's support position while you plan for your upgrade. Step-by-Step Cluster Guide for IBM WebSphere Portal v6.0 (# 1254849)
Setting up a production-capable cluster? Check out these documents produced by IBM Support, Also, grab a copy of the IBM Redbooks publication "WebSphere Portal Version 6 Enterprise Scale Deployment Best Practices" - both very valuable resources. Performance Tuning Guides for versions 5.1 and 6.0:
Provided by the IBM Performance Development team for WebSphere Portal, these guides provide detailed guidance and general recommendations to help you tune your environment to meet your specific needs. Performance tuning is an art form and will require unique settings for your own portal's needs - one size does not fit all! Refer also to the Diagnosing Performance Problems (# 7007059) document (though written for WebSphere Portal version 5.1, much of it applies also to later versions). Find specific information for your portal:
Use the product support page to your advantage! Use the following URLs to find exactly what you need:
and for searching the Workplace Web Content Management product support page:
Back to top | | | | | | | | Cross Reference information | | Segment | Product | Component | Platform | Version | Edition | | Enterprise Content Management | Workplace Web Content Management | Migration | AIX, HP-UX, Linux, OS/400, Solaris, Windows | 6.0, 5.1.0 | Java edition |
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| | Organizational Productivity, Portals & Collaboration |  |
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AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, Windows, i5/OS
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5.1, 6.0, 6.1
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Enable, Extend, Server
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| Modified date: |
| | 2009-07-02 |
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