EM GRID: How to Change DB Console Http Port
I fixed a failed 11g dbconsole installation using http://www.oracledbasupport.co.uk/standalone-11g-dbconsole-configuration But Dbconsole picked up port 5500 instead of our usual EM port 1159.
I fixed a failed 11g dbconsole installation using http://www.oracledbasupport.co.uk/standalone-11g-dbconsole-configuration But Dbconsole picked up port 5500 instead of our usual EM port 1159.
I installed Oracle 11g today on RHEL 5.4 but dbconsole failed to startup. Here is a process to fix this issue.
I need to remind myself on what machine & directory I am working on constantly. The easiest way to do so would be setting PS1 prompt under bash shell.
I have set of JVM ports (9080,9081) accessible thru firewall. This week when I built new websphere clustered ND environment something went wrong and it picked up ports 9081,9082 instead of usual 9080,9081. Here is a process I used to alter them from 9081->9080 & 9082->9081
To administer the WebSphere Application Server environment, wsadmin includes some specialized administrative objects.
Today I have a new_server which I need to build to my websphere old_server. The first thing to do is rename Hostname from old_server to new_server. Here is a script I used to just do that.
Here is a Jython script to return performance matrix detail of a node for following details :
Free and used JVM heap size,
Free and used Thread pools,
Free and used JDBC connection pools
Free and used Live sessions
I have websphere 6.x ND servers which time travel in future i.e 2011/2012. One of machine time traveled to 2011, I then had to revert it back to current date i.e 2010. I can now see that configuration under following directories is not updated properly.
DMGR : Aug 5 2010 is the latest. Read more…