Applications Manager says perfservlet is not installed even when perfservlet is present. What could be the problem?
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Make sure that you can access the
perfservlet.xml
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while invoking the URL with the IP address and port as follows:
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Verify if you have deployed perfservlet in the right server.
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For ND mode, Make sure the Deployment manager is up and running.
- Make sure that a Websphere Admin User is added to the monitor group of the perfservletApp , if global security is enabled in Websphere.
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To do so, go to
Websphere Admin console → Applications → Installed Applications → Choose perfservletapp → Security role to user group mapping → Choose Monitor Role → Associate the admin user → Save directly to the master configuration.
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To do so, go to
Websphere Admin console → Applications → Installed Applications → Choose perfservletapp → Security role to user group mapping → Choose Monitor Role → Associate the admin user → Save directly to the master configuration.
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If it does not respond, then check, if the virtual host is configured in the WebSphere Server. To verify it, follow these steps:
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Login to the admin console of WebSphere Server.
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Expand the Environment node and click Virtual Hosts.
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Click "default_host" and then Host Aliases.
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Now check if the Host Name for the port 9080 is displayed as " * " or hostname. If the hostname is given, then change it to " * " , save the configurations and restart the WebSphere Server.
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Add it in Applications Manager.
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