Add managed node settings A managed node is a node with an application server and
a node agent that belongs to a deployment manager cell. Use this page
to add an application server node to a deployment manager cell.
Backup cluster settings Use this page to configure a backup server cluster. The
backup server cluster is used if the primary server cluster fails.
Cell settings for deployment managers Use this page to set the discovery protocol and address
end point for an existing cell. A cell is a configuration concept,
a way for an administrator to logically associate nodes according
to whatever criteria make sense in the administrator's organizational
environment.
Cluster member collection Use this page to view and manage application servers that
belong to a cluster. You can also use this page to change the weight
of any of the listed application servers.
Cluster member settings Use this page to manage the members of a cluster. A cluster
of application servers are managed together and participate in workload
management.
Cluster member templates collection Use this page to view the list of cluster member templates
that exist for this cluster. To edit the server properties of a template,
click the name of that template.
Cluster topology Use this page to display, in a tree format, a list of all
of the application server clusters defined for your WebSphere Application
Server environment. The list shows all of the nodes and cluster members
that are included in each cluster contained in a cell.
Creating a cluster: Create additional cluster members Use this page to create additional members for a cluster.
You can add a member to a cluster when you create the cluster or after
you create the cluster. A copy of the first cluster member that you
create is stored as part of the cluster data and becomes the template
for all additional cluster members that you create.
Creating a cluster: Summary settings Use this administrative console page to view and save settings
when you create a cluster or cluster member.
Custom service collection Use this page to view a list of services available to the
application server and to see whether the services are enabled. A
custom service provides the ability to plug into an application server
and define code that runs when the server starts or shuts down.
Custom service settings Use this page to configure a service that runs in an application
server.
Deployment manager settings Use this page to stop the deployment manager, and to link
to other pages that you can use to define additional properties for
the deployment manager. A deployment manager provides a single, central
point of administrative control for all of the elements in the WebSphere Application Server distributed
cell.
Domain bootstrap address settings Use this page to specify the bootstrap address host and
port of the deployment manager that contains the backup cluster.
You must specify a value for the Host and Port fields and configure
a core group bridge before you can use the backup cluster function.
File synchronization service settings Use this page to specify that a file set on one node matches
that on the central deployment manager node and to ensure consistent
configuration data across a cell.
File transfer service settings Use this page to configure the service that transfers files
from the deployment manager to individual remote nodes.
Java SDK collection Use this page to specify the default software development
kit (SDK) for a node. This page lists the software development kits
that are installed on the node. A node can have one default SDK. Servers
on the node use the default SDK unless a server overrides the SDK
selection and specifies a different SDK.
Job manager collection Use this page to view the job managers to which this node
is registered. The job managers enable you to asynchronously submit
and administer jobs, such as manage applications, for this node.
Job manager settings Use this page to view
the Universal Unique Identifier (UUID)
of the job manager, specify the polling interval to check for jobs
on the job manager, and specify the web address of the job manager.
Log level settings Use this topic to configure and manage log level settings.
Node agent collection Use this page to view information about node agents. Node
agents are administrative agents that monitor application servers
on a host system and route administrative requests to servers. A
node agent is the running server that represents a node in a Network
Deployment environment.
Node agent server settings Use this page to view information about and to configure
a node agent. A node agent coordinates administrative requests and
event notifications among servers on a machine. A node agent is the
running server that represents a node in a WebSphere Application Server, Network Deployment environment.
Node collection Use this page to manage nodes in the WebSphere Application Server environment. Nodes
group managed servers. The table lists the managed and unmanaged nodes
in this cell. The first node is the deployment manager. Add new nodes
to the cell and to the list by clicking Add Node.
Node settings Use this page to view or change the configuration or topology
settings for either a managed node instance or an unmanaged node
instance.
Ports collection Use this page to view and manage communication ports used
by runtime components running within a process. Communication ports
provide host and port specifications for a server.
Ports settings Use this to view and change the configuration for a communication
port used by run-time components running within a process. A communication
port provides host and port specifications for a server.
Process definition type settings Use this page to view or change settings for a process
definition type. This page only displays if you are running the product
on z/OS.
Recover managed node settings Use this page to recover an existing managed node of a
deployment manager cell. The node must be at the deployment manager
level.
Register or unregister with job manager settings Use this page to either register a node to a job manager
or unregister a node from a job manager. The node can be a deployment
manager or a node registered to an administrative agent.
Server cluster collection Use this page to view information about and change configuration
settings for a cluster. A cluster consists of a group of application
servers. If one of the application servers fails, requests are routed
to other members of the cluster.
Server cluster settings Use this page to view or change the configuration of a
server cluster instance, and to view the local topology of a server
cluster instance.
Server-level security settings Use this page to enable server-level security and specify
other server-level security configurations.