yedi sri

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Thank you for the information. Please bear with my lack of knowledge in networking related issues.Let me explain my situation better.
In my environment, I can not do a ftp to any of the servers from my win2k desktop. To login to these servers, I use putty to connect to one particular machine which gives a number during the autorization to which I have to match with a number generated at that moment on a hardware token given to me. Once this is done I have to connect to a few of the machines again using putty. I login to yet other machines through some of these. This is the hopping I am talking about. To reach a machine z I go through a y and then to z using ssh in each stage. For example, I cannot access the appservers's admin consoles from my win2k unless I tunnel through putty. And that I can do only a few at a time. I have occasion to monitor more than 10 admin consoles at a time, to give you an idea. If I can make it happen it can save a lot of manual work. Now tell me, How can my swing application acheive the consolidation of all this.
Appreciate your help.
sri
Hi,
I am working in an environment where we have 8 app server instances spread across 4 unix machines. There are other servers too. We need to monitor the log files from these servers on a regular basis. At present we use a hard token to enter into the datacenter from our network and usually hop around a few machines to get to the log files and we end up opening a dozen or so unix sessions. Can we write a small aplication which can pull these files and stream it to me periodically. For example a swing application.. My problem is how can make the application tunnel through the different machines ( given that there are only a few ports opened, I am told).
Hope I explained my problem. Are there any products that do similar stuff ?
How do I go about this task.. Any pointers are a lot of help.
thanks
sri
Thanks Kyle for the information.
I like to know if backupConfig.sh is a useful tool for my problem. Has anybody ever used this script towards creating a new websphere installtion/configuration ?
Appreciate any help.
thanks
Sri
19 years ago
Hi folks,
we are required to replicate our existing websphere (clustered )(on unix) installations onto multiple new unix boxes. In my opinion it is like cloning the current setup into making another new setup. Eventually we want to migrate from the existing setup to the new one.
Wondering if there is a way I could take a dump of the configuration from the existing servers and upload it on the new websphere installations there by avoiding lengthy and error prone configurations. We are using 5.0.2.3.
Any help is highly appreciated.
thanks
sri
19 years ago