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Can not remote access Admin Consoles for WebSphere Application
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| I have a problem when I install WebSphere Application Server 6.0(WAS) and WebSphere Portal Server 6.0(Portal):
I installed WAS and Portal on a linux server and run it. We can access the admin console on that local server by running Browser:
http://servername:9060/ibm/console
http://servername:10038/wps/myportal
The problem is we try to access the admin consoles of WAS and Portal from a another *remote* machine(Not local server) by open an browser by the same link:
http://servername:9060/ibm/console
http://servername:10038/wps/myportal
The admin console can not be accessed.
Anybody have any hints for that? We need configure WAS and Portal somewhere to let admin console can be remotely accessed?
Sincerely
Zhiyi Li
Email: zli04@vbi.vt.edu
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| check out whether the ip address of the machine(where u istalled WAS) is pinging on the machine(remote machine where u want to run the admin console)
ex: ping 11.48.533.33
if it is responding then u can access the admin console.
if it is not responding i think u should do the tunneling on the putty inorder to access the admin console remotely.i m not sure about this.lets try first to ping the ipaddress.
...mahendra
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| Yuriy Petrov 2007-07-24, 1:26 pm |
| lzy12001@gmail.com wrote:
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> The problem is we try to access the admin consoles of WAS and Portal from a another *remote* machine(Not local server) by open an browser by the same link:
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> http://servername:9060/ibm/console
> http://servername:10038/wps/myportal
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> The admin console can not be accessed.
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> Anybody have any hints for that? We need configure WAS and Portal somewhere to let admin console can be remotely accessed?
It would be really good if you provide more information in addition to the statement "The admin
console can not be accessed." For example - what do you see in your browser when you try to access
remote websphere?
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Try if you can telnet from your workstation to port 9060 on the server. If NOT, there must be a firewall blocking that port; talk to your network guys. There is an alternative if it is an issue with firewall - you can tunnel in port 9060, you should be ab
le to login then.
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