Adding a service gateway

To use a web application, you must add a service gateway to the application domain. For failover and load balancing reasons, you can add more service gateways.

You can add service gateways to your local host, or to remote hosts that are part of the site. To be a part of the site, the remote hosts must be configured to use the enterprise repository that the site is connected to.

Post requisites

•	If you add more than one service gateway, you must select which is the primary and which is the secondary service gateway. See Selecting primary and secondary service gateways

•	By default, the first added service gateway listens to port number 2718. For each service gateway that you add, the port number is increased by one. You can update these port numbers in the service gateway properties. See Updating application properties.

To add a service gateway

1	Right-click the application domain and select New Application.

2	In the Application type list, click Service Gateway.

3	In the Application host drop-down list, click the local host or click Show all hosts to select a remote host.

4	Configure the remaining service gateway properties. See New Application dialog box.

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Click OK.

6	For remote hosts: In the Connect dialog box, enter the user name and password for the management gateway user on the remote host.

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Click OK.