There are several ways to configure multiple nodes on a single Windows machine.
1) If you have multiple IP addresses (e.g., wired and wireless connections),
you can start each node using a separate IP address. For example -
run.bat -c node1 -b 168.1.68.100
2) You can use the service-bindings manager to specify different ports for
the JBoss services.
A sample bindings file is provided at
../docs/examples/binding-manager/sample-bindings.xml. This file contains port
assignments for servers named ?ports-default?, ?port-01? and ?port-02?. Copy
the file to a new location and change the server names in the file to match
your installation.
Then modify the your ../conf/jboss-service.xml file for each server to specify
the use of the service binding manager. Uncomment the ServiceBindingManager
mbean and
provide the server name. You can hardcode it or use a variable name such as
${jboss.server.name}. You also need to specify the binding file location
(e.g., ${jboss.home.url}/server/server-bindings.xml).
Use of the service binding manager is described in the JBoss Admin and Devt
Guide.
Jerry
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