Preetham R Enjamuri

• Jan 18th, 2012

# In real life, you must concatenate these # parameters onto one continuous line. They # may NOT be split as we do here -W maintenance.package= "/fixPaks/7.0.0-WS-IHS-LinuxX32-FP0000011.pa...

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Preetham R Enjamuri

• Jan 18th, 2012

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Lokesh M

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• Feb 10th, 2012

Singleton class is a class in which only one instance of the object exist at any point of time. So a Singleton class is basically used when we want to restrict instantiation of a class to only one obj...

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kranthi.soparla14

• Feb 25th, 2012

Managed Node: It have a node agent,it can managed Dmgr and federated profile.
Unmanaged Node : It dont have node agent, why because it does not managed Dmgr and profiles.

hari

• Oct 28th, 2011

Managed Node: The node which is managed by Deployment manager is called Managed Node.

Unmanaged Node: The node which is not managed by Deployment Manager is called Unmanaged node.

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ks9bp

• Feb 28th, 2012

WEBSEREVER: It will serve only HTTP protocol requests and it will divert the URLs to the application servers. It can serve only static content and is used to display customised error messages. Applic...

mahesh

• Jan 9th, 2012

Web server: It contain static pages or HTTP images only.

App server: It the user requests to servlets, jsps i.e dynamic content, it also contains container for EJBs

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How to install a fix pack in WebSphere 6.0? Explain all the steps

ks9bp

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• Feb 28th, 2012

To install fix packs We need the following 1. Update installer 2. Appropriate fiX packs for WAS,SDK,HTTP SERVER AND PLUG-IN. STEPS: 1. Stop the server before you apply the fix packs. 2. Use update ...

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ks9bp

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• Feb 28th, 2012

Fix pack: Fix packs are unscheduled releases which consisting of relative few fixes to address significant issues discovered between regularly scheduled maintainable releases.

mumtaz.shaikh

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• Aug 5th, 2011

Hi, Release: --------------- This is the term used by web sphere development and support for a major version of web sphere. The first 2 digits of the product version number identify the re...

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ks9bp

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• Feb 28th, 2012

it is about the application availability for the users who are using it. We can provide the high availability by installing the application in different cluster members. In case one of the Application...

Ritam Bose

• Sep 8th, 2011

High availability basically provide fail over to cluster member.In websphere world core group is a set of process that provides High Availability to cluster member.whenever we will create an applicati...

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ks9bp

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• Feb 28th, 2012

We can see the port numbers in 2 ways: 1. From the console servers--> application Servers ---> select appropriate Application server ---> right hand side under communications we can see the Ports. Se...

krishna mul

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• Mar 29th, 2011

You can change the port numbers in serverindex.xml file

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What is the port number for LDAP server with SSL and without SSL?

mohan

• Mar 23rd, 2012

SSL Port No.389 (without SSL), Port NO.636(with SSL)

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Raja Bala Mastanaiah

• Apr 11th, 2012

Unused Timeout - Specifies the interval in seconds after which an unused or idle connection is discarded. Set the Unused Timeout value higher than the Reap Timeout value for optimal performance. Unus...

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What is a Cluster in WebSphere? Why do we need a Cluster? What are the different types of Clusters available?

sateesh babu.Ginjupalli

• May 15th, 2012

Clustering is grouping of the servers.Every cluster member must have the same configuration and same version.We can say each cluster member is the clone to one another. Clustering concept is for High ...

ks9bp

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• Feb 28th, 2012

Clustering is nothing but the logical grouping of application servers.

By using clustering we can provide the high availability environments for application.

Clustering can be done in 2 types

1. Horizontal clustering
2. Vertical Clustering

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matgeek

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• Jun 27th, 2012

Browser->HTTP Server(s)->Embedded HTTP Server->App Server Domain (Web and EJB container)->DB...and vice verse

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What are the differences between load balancing and work load management?

kiran

• Oct 15th, 2012

Workload Management: When we assign clusters to the servers, the cluster maintain high performance when one of server failed to respond, the other server in cluster responds to the task.

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sunil

• Nov 5th, 2012

Global Security: When you enable this , you can limit the users actions..Depends upon the requirements. More than one user could have the access to DMGR console. LDAP:All users groups ,IDs and creden...

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sunil

• Nov 5th, 2012

Collector tool, Collects the ALL DATA regarding your environment(All configurations).This data is helpful for IBM to resolve the issue.

pavan

• Jan 27th, 2012

Collector is a tool which provides all log files. These log files contains failure info. If the bugs cant be cleared by administrator, then by using this tool we will send all log files to IBM people.

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Taking a scenario where When an application is not accessible and we get to find out that the problem is with webservers and finaly we make changes to plugin-cfg.xml. What are the standard checks performed before propogating the config file to app server

subrat

• Nov 22nd, 2012

Check the below parameters,
1.Check the port & host name entry in plugin-cfg.XML file .
2.check the port no entry in virtual host
3.check the https port as well .
4.check application mapping .

hector8

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• Sep 24th, 2012

Check the context route, virtualhost and host name(some times chances of node name instead of host name)

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Subrat

• Nov 22nd, 2012

When u r installing the application for a single cluster member , u should choose the scope for that particular cluster member during installation.

sunil

• Nov 5th, 2012

When Ever you are installing the application, select the SCOPE to JVM to which you want to install.

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what is the session management in Version 6.1 and if we use cookies and ssl what are the advantages and disadvantages?

subrat

• Nov 22nd, 2012

The ideal timeout of the logged in USER session in the application.

sunil

• Nov 5th, 2012

Session Management: We could decide the idle time, after what time the session could expire of the user ..etc.The cookies store the user credentials,so that user doesnt need to reenter credentials aga...

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How you are going to troubleshoot if you are getting 403,404,500 error ? explain ?

subrat

• Nov 22nd, 2012

403 an 404 is http error.Means Webserver error.U should find the error in error.log and access.log file of the http server logs.500 error is the internal server error .It is the Websphere application ...

hector8

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• Sep 24th, 2012

500- means internal server error (code error in .er file or connection error) mostlly you find this in webserver logs (access logs or error logs) or in jvm logs or http-plugin.
404- means file not found here generate and propagate plugin-cfg.xml file once

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