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Create a COM+ Routing Cluster
A COM+ routing cluster uses CLB to route activation requests for COM+ components from clients to a COM+ application cluster. A COM+ routing cluster is essentially a load balancer for COM+ components that are on a COM+ application cluster. COM+ routing clusters are useful when requests for COM+ applications come from a combination of Web and Windows-based applications. For most cases, you do not need to create a separate COM+ routing cluster; you can create Web clusters that perform CLB.
To create a COM+ routing cluster
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On the Cluster Type page, click COM+ routing cluster, and then click Next.
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On the Load Balancing page, select the appropriate load balancing option, and then click Next.
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On the Load Balancing Options page, select the network adapter that Application Center will use for member management.
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To receive notification of cluster events, on the Monitoring Options page, enter an e-mail address and e-mail server name, and then click Next.
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Click Finish.
Related Topics
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For more information about the cluster types that you can create, see Clustering Scenarios.
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For more information about load balancing across a cluster, see Load Balancing.
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For more information about creating a cluster, see Cluster Creation Process.
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