This white paper provides a basis for parameter and application tuning for IBM® WebSphere® Portal for Multiplatforms Version 6.1. Remember that both tuning and capacity are affected by many factors, including the workload scenario and the performance measurement environment. For tuning, the objective of this paper is not to recommend that you use the values we used when measuring our scenarios, but to make you aware of those parameters used in our configuration. When tuning your individual systems, it is im

This document describes how to set up a clustered environment for Portal 5.1.0.3 (abbreviated to Portal in this document) in a cluster with WebSphere Process Server 6.0.1.1 (abbreviated to WPS) in a cluster, both located in the same cell.

Whether you are migrating an IBM® WebSphere® Portal or Workplace Web Content Management™ 6.0 server to version 6.1, these guides are designed to aid you through the process.

Whether you are migrating an IBM® WebSphere® Portal or Workplace Web Content Management™ 5.1 server to version 6.1, these guides are designed to aid you through the process.

Tuning an IBM WebSphere Portal® environment involves tuning and configuring the various systems and components of the environment. This chapter discusses some general concepts and details the specifics of the configuration used in our measurement environment. The tuning and configuration for the WebSphere Portal Web Content Management (WCM) AIX Power4 measurement environment was based upon the WebSphere Portal AIX Power4 environment detailed in the IBM WebSphere Portal Version 6.0 Tuning Guide.

Tuning a WebSphere Portal environment involves tuning and configuring the various systems and components of the environment. This chapter discusses some general concepts and details the specifics of the configurations used in our measurement environments. These specifics entail: * configuring the application server and the resources defined for that application server * determining the cloning strategy for expanding or extending the environment * tuning the database(s) and database server * tuning the

Additional considerations when deploying portal in an existing WebSphere Process Server cell

The purpose of this document is to outline the steps by which the WebSphere Portal System Verification Test (SVT) team installed, configured, and tested WebSphere® Portal 6.1 in various scenarios.

This IBM Redpaper publication shows you how to integrate collaboration into WebSphere Portal Express Version 6 running on i5/OS. Specifically this paper shows you how to integrate IBM Lotus Domino mail and applications, IBM Lotus Sametime, and Microsoft Exchange into a WebSphere Portal environment. Three different scenarios are presented. The first scenario focuses on using Domino LDAP as the common directory server between Domino and WebSphere Portal. Scenario two uses IBM Directory Server. The third scenario shows you how to use Microsoft Active Directory as the common directory server between Domino and WebSphere Portal. This Redpaper is for system administrators who need to understand how to configure and enable collaboration in a WebSphere Portal Express V6 environment running on i5/OS.

This document describes how to install and configure WebSphere Portal Server 6.0.1.3 to connect to a WebSphere Process Server 6.1 for support of the Human Task Manager (HTM) component of Business Process Choreographer (BPC).