Multiple managed servers, Multiple machines and Multiple clusters

Hi,
I have couple of applications to be deployed in high availabliity. I
have been a Tomcat/Apache guy so far. Yesterday night I read the whole admin doc
and tried some installations on the boxes. But have some confusion here.
Since our application is getting commercialised and I like to have 12 managed
serves on each of the three big linux servers and one windows machine as admin
server port 9002. 18 for each application in clustered environment. cluster of
18 for each application.
FIRST CONFUSION is
I want to use only one domain name. So I install weblogic81
on win box and call it dls and then I find out that I need to install weblogic81
as good as the one on win box on linux servers, not surpised, but during the installation
when it asked me for a domain name I was confused. No option to join the existing
domain that I created on my winbox.
Why??? So I type dls again.
Is there a way not to do all this as it may be creatign another domain and just
start nodemanager and not install domain at all ?
SECOND CONFUSION is
When I was installing weblogic on win machine as admin server. I was given
options of adding managed servers and clusters amd machines. So do we need to
have all the managed servers already running before I add them here or I can do
it later.
Thanks n Advance.
Vivke

http://www.rittmanmead.com/2010/07/obiee-11gr1-scaleout-clustering-and-high-availability/
hope it helps

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