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To work around this problem, configure the roles in the Identity Server based on these attributes, and
configure the authorization policies for the J2EE agents based on these identity roles.
9.3 Health Status Displays as Server Is Not
Reporting
When J2EE agents is installed on the WebSphere Application Server v6.1, the health status might
be reported as
opening and closing by the clients. This is because of a known issue with WebSpehere 6.1. To
workaround this problem, upgrade to Fix Pack 17 of WebSpehere 6.1.
9.4 Error: Invalid Administration Server IP
Address
While installing the J2EE agents you might see the
error, even if the IP address of the Administration Console is valid. This error could be
address
appearing because of the following reasons:
Section 9.4.1, "JRE Version is Wrong," on page 106
Section 9.4.2, "Issues With the Administration Console," on page 106
9.4.1 JRE Version is Wrong
Enter the following command to verify the version of JRE being used by the J2EE Installer:
java -version
The J2EE installer should be run with Java 1.5 or later. To fix the problem, download and Install JRE
1.5. Set the
For example, to set the PATH environment:
In Linux or UNIX:
In Windows:
Run the J2EE installer.
9.4.2 Issues With the Administration Console
Do the following:
The installation directory of the administration console must be reachable by the LDAP.
Check if the Firewall blocks the ports. If yes, release the port.
Check if eDirectory is running.
Check if the administration console is installed properly.
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environment variable to point to the
PATH
export PATH = <JREDirectory>/bin:$PATH
set PATH = <JREDirectory>/bin;%PATH%
under high stress loads with frequent connections
Invalid Administration Server IP
directory of the newly installed JRE.
bin
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