Creating Application Server profile | WebSphere Tutorial pdf

Creating Application Server profile:

An application server profile defines a new standalone application server. This server can be run standalone or can be later federated to a deployment manager cell for central management. This section takes you through the steps of creatin g the application server profile.
=> Start the Profile creation wizard. Click Next on the Welcome page.
=> Select the Create an Application server profile option. Click Next.
=> Enter a unique name for the profile or accept the default. The profile name will become the directory name for the profile files. Click the box if you want this directory to be the default profile for receiving commands. Click Next.

=> In the next screen, enter a directory to store the profile in or accept the default and click

 Next
=> Enter the new node name and the system host name . The node name will default based on the hostname of your system. The wizard recognizes if there are existing nodes in the installation and takes this into account when creating the default node name. Click Next.

=> The wizard will present a list of TCP/IP ports for use by the application server. If you already have existing profiles on the system, this will be taken into account when the wizard selects the port assignments, but you should verify that these ports wi ll be unique on the system.

Click Next.
· Review the options you have chosen. and click Next to create the profile.

=> This final screen indicates the success or failure of the profile creation. If you have errors during the Profile creation wizard, check t he log at:
<was_home>/logs/wasprofile/wasprofile_create_<profile_name>.log
Note that you will have to click Finish on the screen to unlock the log.
You will also find logs for individual actions stored in:
<profile_home>/logs
· Click Finish to close the wizard and start the First Steps application.