Starting the administrative console
The way you access the administrative console is the same whether you have a standalone server environment or a distributed server environment. However, the location and how you start the necessary processes will vary.
Standalone server environment:
In a single application server installation, the console is hosted on the application server so you must start it in order to reach the console.
<profile_home>/bin/startServer.sh server1
This command will start your server1 in the standalone environment. Open a Web browser to the URL of the administrative console. The default port is 9060 for HTTP and 9043 for HTTPS. This port can vary; depending on the port s you specified when you created the application server profile.
– http://<hostname>:9060/admin
– https://<hostname>:9043/admin<hostname> is your host name for the machine running the application server.
The administrative console loads and you are asked to log in.
Distributed Environment:
If you are working with a deployment manager and its managed nodes, the console is hosted on the deployment manager. You must start it in order to use the console. To access the administrative console, do the following :
To start your deployment manager issue the following command
<dmgr_profile_home> /bin/startManager.sh
Open a Web browser to the URL of the administrative console. The default port is 9060 for HTTP and 9043 for HTTPS.
– http://<hostname>:9060/admin
– https://<hostname>:9043/admin<hostname> is your host name for the machine running the deployment manager process, dmgr.
The administrative console loads and you are prompted for your user ID and password.
Standalone server environment:
In a single application server installation, the console is hosted on the application server so you must start it in order to reach the console.
<profile_home>/bin/startServer.sh server1
This command will start your server1 in the standalone environment. Open a Web browser to the URL of the administrative console. The default port is 9060 for HTTP and 9043 for HTTPS. This port can vary; depending on the port s you specified when you created the application server profile.
– http://<hostname>:9060/admin
– https://<hostname>:9043/admin<hostname> is your host name for the machine running the application server.
The administrative console loads and you are asked to log in.
Distributed Environment:
If you are working with a deployment manager and its managed nodes, the console is hosted on the deployment manager. You must start it in order to use the console. To access the administrative console, do the following :
To start your deployment manager issue the following command
<dmgr_profile_home> /bin/startManager.sh
Open a Web browser to the URL of the administrative console. The default port is 9060 for HTTP and 9043 for HTTPS.
– http://<hostname>:9060/admin
– https://<hostname>:9043/admin<hostname> is your host name for the machine running the deployment manager process, dmgr.
The administrative console loads and you are prompted for your user ID and password.
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