Sun Blueprints Article: Deploying Sun Java Enterprise System 5 on the Sun Fire T2000 Server Using Solaris Containers
This article discusses how to consolidate enterprise infrastructure services, including Communications Services, onto a single Sun Fire T2000 server using Java ES software. In addition, this paper describes best practices that have resulted from performance testing different deployment scenarios of the Java ES on a Sun Fire T2000 server. Tests show that deploying the Java ES using Solaris Containers can support nearly three times the number of users supported by a deployment that does not use Solaris Containers.
August 2006

Deployment Example: Sun Java System Communications Services for Access Anywhere (EdgeMail)
The EdgeMail system provides highly scalable corporate email and calendar access from any Internet-connected browser, anywhere in the world. Instead of distributing mail servers throughout the corporate network, the EdgeMail systems, called complexes, are powerful and highly available racks of machines that provide secure access from both sides of the corporate firewall. An EdgeMail complex is based on the Sun Fire family of servers, Sun StorEdge disk arrays, and Sun Java Enterprise System software.

Deployment Example: Telecommunications Provider Scenario
This example describes how to install Java ES components to implement an architecture that is suitable for a medium-sized telecommunications provider offering services to internal employees, individual customers, and business customers.

Deployment Example: Sun Java System Communications Services 5 on a Single Host
This example describes how to install Java ES software on one computer for a functioning deployment of Communications Services and Portal Server, including Portal Server Mobile Access. This document is intended for any evaluator, system administrator, or installation technician who wants to install and evaluate the services delivered by these components.

Deployment Example: Access Manager Load Balancing, Distributed Authentication, and Session Failover
This example provides instructions for deploying Sun Java System Access Manager 7 5 with Distributed Authentication UI servers and web policy agents. Instructions include steps for configuring load balancers between redundant servers and policy agents to optimize data availability, and to enable both system failover and Access Manager session failover.