Query on file system and sapcpe

If, I have a distributed installation with central services instance on Windows and other App servers on AIX, then my sapmnt is on windows ...
In this scenario, my /sapmnt/SID/exe will contain the Windows kernel and /usr/sap/SID/D01/exe/ will contain the AIX kernel
However, the sap help pages say sapcpe will replicate the kernel from /sapmnt/SID/exe to /usr/sap/SID/D01/exe .... Is this true for distributed installation too ? Will this lead to conflict ? How can I disable this copying ?
Secondly, during a kernel upgrade do I need to update "same AIX kernel into" /usr/sap/DASID/SYS/exe and /usr/sap/DASID/SMDANO/exe as well ?
(where DASID is diagnostic agent SID)
Thanks,

Varun Shukla wrote:
Hi,
>
> The job of SAPCPE is to compare the binaries in the local-instance executable directory with the DIR_CT_RUN. If new versions of the relevant files are available in DIR_CT_RUN, it copies them to instance's executable directory. In this way, new kernel updates are distributed to the instances.
>
> In your case of heterogeneous landscape, you need to check how the DIR_CT_RUN directory of your app server is linked to the Global host before you proceed with the kernel update.
>
> Also read
> http://searchsap.techtarget.com/tip/SAP-NetWeaver-2004s-kernel-updates-explained-Part-II
>
> Regards,
> Varun
ok.. but the global host (windows) contain Windows kernel files.. and in that case, they will be copied to AIX kernel dependent directory ?

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              Robert
              

    Mike.
              In WLS51 cluster, it is better to specify different workingDir for each
              server. You can create a weblogic.properties in your per-server directory
              and add jspc properties in that file.
              Cheers - Wei
              "Mike Reiche" <[email protected]> wrote in message
              news:[email protected]...
              >
              > If you share directories between instances -
              > what happens when two WL instances decide to compile
              > the same JSP at the same time?
              >
              > Mike
              >
              >
              > Viresh Garg <[email protected]> wrote:
              > >
              > >
              > >
              > >
              > >"Robert Zaczyñski" wrote:
              > >
              > >> Hi,
              > >> Is shared file system common for all WL in
              > >the cluster or each WL has its
              > >> own one.
              > >
              > >I am not sure I understand your question. We
              > >recommend using shared file system
              > >for ease of maintanence and to get rid of pain
              > >for versioning problems for
              > >application code. It is not a requirement of
              > >WLS cluster. I really don't
              > >understand what you mean by
              > >"Is shared file system common for all WL in
              > >the cluster or each WL has its
              > >own one
              > >"
              > >
              > >>
              > >>
              > >> Next questin is connected with proxy server.
              > >> I'm not sure if there should be one proxy
              > >server for two servers working in
              > >> one cluster or each server should has own
              > >proxy server (I mean WL proxy
              > >> server).???
              > >> In my opinion there should be one proxy server
              > >which redirect requests to
              > >> server in cluster using some balancing method.
              > >But when I read documentation
              > >> about cluster's architectures I saw the picture
              > >where each WL cluster server
              > >> had proxy own server. I'm not sure if this
              > >picture showed only outline of
              > >> architecture or it was real solution???
              > >
              > >One or more proxy servers can be used. One is
              > >just fine, however you **might**
              > >want to use multiple proxies for heavily loaded
              > >application to avoid contention.
              > >All proxy servers will load balance between
              > >all servers in clsuter. a proxy
              > >servers is not attached or bound to an instance
              > >in cluster.
              > >
              > >>
              > >>
              > >> Is it better to install another proxy server
              > >(for example Apache) than WL
              > >> proxy server?
              > >>
              > >> In previous questions I asked if it is possible
              > >to replic static classes,
              > >> fields etc. Prasad Peddada told that it is
              > >not replicated. But I wonder if
              > >> there exists some method to force replicating
              > >it.? Maybe we can implement
              > >> some method and run it?
              > >
              > >I would recommend that for static classes, you
              > >use context parameters of web
              > >application or something similar, why do you
              > >need to replicate them. WHy not
              > >each cluster instance have a local copy and
              > >use their own copy for such
              > >classes/fields?
              > >
              > >>
              > >>
              > >> Thanks,
              > >> Best regards,
              > >> Robert
              > >
              > >Viresh Garg
              > >Principal Developer Relations Engineer
              > >BEA Systems
              > >
              > >
              > >
              > ><!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0
              > >transitional//en">
              > ><html>
              > >
              > ><p>"Robert Zaczyñski" wrote:
              > ><blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hi,
              > ><br>Is shared file system common for all WL
              > >in the cluster or each WL has
              > >its
              > ><br>own one.</blockquote>
              > >
              > ><p><br>I am not sure I understand your question.
              > >We recommend using shared
              > >file system for ease of maintanence and to get
              > >rid of pain for versioning
              > >problems for application code. It is not a requirement
              > >of WLS cluster.
              > >I really don't understand what you mean by
              > ><br>"<i>Is shared file system common for all
              > >WL in the cluster or each
              > >WL has its</i>
              > ><br><i>own one</i>
              > ><br>"
              > ><blockquote TYPE=CITE>
              > ><p>Next questin is connected with proxy server.
              > ><br>I'm not sure if there should be one proxy
              > >server for two servers working
              > >in
              > ><br>one cluster or each server should has own
              > >proxy server (I mean WL proxy
              > ><br>server).???
              > ><br>In my opinion there should be one proxy
              > >server which redirect requests
              > >to
              > ><br>server in cluster using some balancing method.
              > >But when I read documentation
              > ><br>about cluster's architectures I saw the
              > >picture where each WL cluster
              > >server
              > ><br>had proxy own server. I'm not sure if this
              > >picture showed only outline
              > >of
              > ><br>architecture or it was real solution???</blockquote>
              > >
              > ><p><br>One or more proxy servers can be used.
              > >One is just fine, however
              > >you **might** want to use multiple proxies for
              > >heavily loaded application
              > >to avoid contention. All proxy servers will
              > >load balance between all servers
              > >in clsuter. a proxy servers is not attached
              > >or bound to an instance in
              > >cluster.
              > ><blockquote TYPE=CITE>
              > ><p>Is it better to install another proxy server
              > >(for example Apache) than
              > >WL
              > ><br>proxy server?
              > ><p>In previous questions I asked if it is possible
              > >to replic static classes,
              > ><br>fields etc. Prasad Peddada told that it
              > >is not replicated. But I wonder
              > >if
              > ><br>there exists some method to force replicating
              > >it.? Maybe we can implement
              > ><br>some method and run it?</blockquote>
              > >
              > ><p><br>I would recommend that for static classes,
              > >you use context parameters
              > >of web application or something similar, why
              > >do you need to replicate them.
              > >WHy not each cluster instance have a local copy
              > >and use their own copy
              > >for such classes/fields?
              > ><blockquote TYPE=CITE>
              > ><p>Thanks,
              > ><br>Best regards,
              > ><br>Robert</blockquote>
              > >
              > ><p>Viresh Garg
              > ><br>Principal Developer Relations Engineer
              > ><br>BEA Systems
              > ><br> </html>
              > >
              > >
              >
              

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