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It is likely that the remote side declared peer gone on this JVM Issue

 
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Hi,

I was trying to execute a create weblogic domain script in linux 64 box.
in one of the steps, starting the server using wlst startServer command.

startServer(ADMIN_SERVER_NAME, DOMAIN_NAME, ADMIN_SERVER_URL, ADMIN_SERVER_USERNAME, ADMIN_SERVER_PASSWORD, DOMAIN_HOME)

after this immediately I was trying to create a machine in the created domain.

echo "Creating machine..."

java weblogic.Admin -username $ADMINUSER -password $ADMINPASS -url $ADMINHOST:$ASPORT
CREATE -mbean test_domain:Name=test_machine,Type=Machine

it is throwing the following error:

Failed to connect to t3://my-ip-address:7113: Bootstrap to abc.us.company.com/my-ip-address:7113 failed. It is likely that the remote side declared peer gone on this JVM

What I have observed is after starting the server using wlst startServer, I was not able to access the admin console in the browser.

Please suggest what could be the issue. Thanks in advance.
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