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Log4J locating Jvm No in production

 
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Hello Friends
Does anyone have any experience in getting the JVM number or name in production.
In production my application because of very high usage runs in 21 jvms within one application server node. Now If there is a problem and log4j has reported an error and tivoli alerting system picks up the error logged.

I cannot find out which 1 of the 12 jvms has reported this error. I have to manually get all the 12 logs which are massive to download and then look
one by one to find out where this error is present. Is there any way to get
the JVM no or name which points to the location where this error has occured.
Please help. Thanks in advance for a quick reply
 
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Any one to help plz? I am struck..
 
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