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03-10-2003 12:42 PM
03-10-2003 12:42 PM
Socket communication
Hi Experts,
We have Webmethods running on HP-UX 11i, I have a question with regard to scoket communication. do we have tools to monitor that, I got the following requests from the Application teams.
Thnks
SK
Do we have any monitoring tools which we can use to monitor socket comm?
I have configured two instances of webmethods on port 5555 and 6666 which use reposervers on 7777 and 7780. The reposervers use common repository on kcplatform schema using oracle jdbc thin driver. The only problem is the clustering gets disbaled after abt 5 mins. You can check it out. Please disable the clustering and then enable the clustering on each of the instance and you can observe multiple cluster hosts. But this disappears after few minutes. This is because there is a socket connection error. I am unable to figure it out. Your ideas in this regards are welcome. I will try to figure out but it seems this may be due to multiple instance on the same m/c and related to same ports being used. Can we get webMethods support to give us some tips on this.
We have Webmethods running on HP-UX 11i, I have a question with regard to scoket communication. do we have tools to monitor that, I got the following requests from the Application teams.
Thnks
SK
Do we have any monitoring tools which we can use to monitor socket comm?
I have configured two instances of webmethods on port 5555 and 6666 which use reposervers on 7777 and 7780. The reposervers use common repository on kcplatform schema using oracle jdbc thin driver. The only problem is the clustering gets disbaled after abt 5 mins. You can check it out. Please disable the clustering and then enable the clustering on each of the instance and you can observe multiple cluster hosts. But this disappears after few minutes. This is because there is a socket connection error. I am unable to figure it out. Your ideas in this regards are welcome. I will try to figure out but it seems this may be due to multiple instance on the same m/c and related to same ports being used. Can we get webMethods support to give us some tips on this.
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03-10-2003 11:09 PM
03-10-2003 11:09 PM
Re: Socket communication
Hi,
To check the current used ports by using process wise.
#lsof -i | more
To check the socket connection states
#netstat -an
regards,
U.SivaKumar
To check the current used ports by using process wise.
#lsof -i | more
To check the socket connection states
#netstat -an
regards,
U.SivaKumar
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03-11-2003 08:13 PM
03-11-2003 08:13 PM
Re: Socket communication
try if nmap helps. get it from www.insecure.org.
-balaji
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