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IBM WebSphere Portal V6: Best Practices for Migrating From V5.1

Overview This paper provides detailed information about migrating from IBM WebSphere Portal V5.1 to IBM WebSphere Portal V6. The paper introduces the key considerations and the overall decision process before providing step-by-step instructions. It also provides a troubleshooting guide. The paper covers all the key concepts, from stand-alone core portal environments to comprehensive enterprise deployments with clustering, IBM WebSphere Portal components such as Document Manager, Personalization, IBM Workplace Web Content Management, and others.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2007	Downloads	26
Format	White Papers
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