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remotely connecting to the deployment manager
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| halfstep 2005-05-17, 2:55 pm |
| I'm trying to automate my builds and do multiple builds from one machine. I'm trying to use the instructions in the red book for command line interface and jacl scripts. When I try to connect to the deployment manager using:
wsadmin -conntype SOAP -host <myhost> -port <myport>
I'm getting the following error:
WASX7023E: Error creating "SOAP" connection to host "myhost"; exception information: com.ibm.websphere.management.exception.ConnectorNotAvailableException
Im sure the server/port are right
Im sure the deployment manager service is running
Im sure all the proper ports are open
Any ideas?
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| halfstep 2005-05-18, 11:10 am |
| I checked netstat and its listening on the right port for from serverindex.xml file in the deployment manager folder. I am able to telnet into that port, so I don't think its a network issue. Is there something configured wrong? | |
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| I encountered the same problem. I am using Websphere 6.0.1
Which version of Websphere are you using?
Did you enable Global Security? Or did you leave it disabled?
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> I'm trying to automate my builds and do multiple
> builds from one
> machine. I'm trying to use the instructions in the
> red book for
> command line interface and jacl scripts. When I try
> to connect to the
> deployment manager using:
> wsadmin -conntype SOAP -host <myhost> -port <myport>
> I'm getting the following error:
> WASX7023E: Error creating "SOAP" connection to host
> "myhost"; exception
> information:
> com.ibm.websphere.management.exception.ConnectorNotAva
> ilableException
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> Im sure the server/port are right
> Im sure the deployment manager service is running
> Im sure all the proper ports are open
>
> Any ideas?
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| halfstep 2005-05-19, 8:15 am |
| Which version of Websphere are you using?
We're running Websphere 5.1 in a clustered environment.
Did you enable Global Security? Or did you leave it disabled?
We have global security enabled.
Were you able to resolve the problem? | |
| Ken Hygh 2005-05-21, 7:54 am |
| halfstep wrote:
>I'm trying to automate my builds and do multiple builds from one
>machine. I'm trying to use the instructions in the red book for
>command line interface and jacl scripts. When I try to connect to the
>deployment manager using:
>wsadmin -conntype SOAP -host <myhost> -port <myport>
>I'm getting the following error:
>WASX7023E: Error creating "SOAP" connection to host "myhost"; exception
>information:
>com.ibm.websphere.management.exception.ConnectorNotAvailableException
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>Im sure the server/port are right
>Im sure the deployment manager service is running
>Im sure all the proper ports are open
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>Any ideas?
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>Thanks in advance
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Given the fact that you can telnet to that machine/port, what do you get
if you try to retrieve the home page? Do you get a SOAP message?
Also, make sure you have the same fixpack levels on both sides.
Ken
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| halfstep 2005-05-23, 12:31 pm |
| Given the fact that you can telnet to that machine/port, what do you get
if you try to retrieve the home page? Do you get a SOAP message?
What do you mean the homepage? The WAS Console? I'm able to connect to that fine.
Also, make sure you have the same fixpack levels on both sides.
What do you mean fixpack levels? How would I check that? | |
| Ken Hygh 2005-05-24, 8:38 am |
| halfstep wrote:
>Given the fact that you can telnet to that machine/port, what do you
>get
>if you try to retrieve the home page? Do you get a SOAP message?
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>What do you mean the homepage? The WAS Console? I'm able to connect
>to that fine.
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no, I mean retrieve '/' using telnet.
GET / HTTP/1.0<enter>
<enter>
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>Also, make sure you have the same fixpack levels on both sides.
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>What do you mean fixpack levels? How would I check that?
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WebSphere has fixpacks. You need to talk to your WebSphere administrator
to find out if you have the same levels. Details on getting this are in
the infocenter.
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