How to find the protocol and hostname used by OpManager to load APM Plugin under Applications tab
When OpManager loads the Applications Manager plugin in its UI, it uses a specific hostname, port, and protocol (HTTP/HTTPS). Follow the steps below to identify these details.
- Log in to OpManager
Open your web browser and log in to the OpManager console using your credentials. - Open the browser's Developer Tools
While on the OpManager page, press Ctrl + Shift + I (Windows/Linux) or Cmd + Option + I (Mac) to open the browser's Developer Tools (Inspect) panel. Then, click on the Network tab at the top of the Developer Tools panel. - Navigate to the Applications Manager plugin page
In the OpManager console, go to Applications tab to trigger the plugin network requests. Then, in the Developer Tools Network tab's search/filter bar, search for MyPage.do or showresource.do - Identify the URL with the hostname, port, and protocolClick on the first result which has document as value for Type column. Under the Headers tab, the Request URL field displays the full URL used by OpManager to load the Applications Manager Plugin. This URL contains the protocol (http or https), hostname, and port number.
- Protocol: https
- Hostname: appmanager-host
- Port: 9090
Note: Make sure the browser's Developer Tools (Inspect) Network tab is open before navigating to the Applications page. Otherwise, the network requests may not be captured and the search results will be empty.New to ADSelfService Plus?
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