On the host which runs the server a application user must be created with $JBOSS_HOME/bin/add_user.sh
The JMX port is defined in the socket-binding-group. For example if standard sockets is used than the jmx port is 4447. And with the port-offset it is possible to define differt ports for every server.
And now comes the trick. Install a jboss server on your machine with the same version. In the $JBOSS_HOME/bin there is an script jconsole.sh this script sets the right environment for jconsole (jars).
If jconsole is started the connection can be made:
service:jmx:remoting-jmx://ip_address:port
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I have two machine, one is a domain controller and other is host controller (HC). On HC I have two server, I want to monitoring via JConsole, this server, so i create an application user HC decomment this line:
ReplyDeleteon domain.xml (HC)
but when I connect from my client to HC via VisualVM o Jconsole, don't work for me.
Have any idea? Thanks
please, can you rewrite what should contain the domain.xml. I can't see it. Thanks
ReplyDeleteDid you find an answer ? I am trying to connect my application deployed in jboss 6.2 in remote server from my local. not able to success using jconsole or visualVM.
ReplyDeleteThanks for any comment !
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