To start a node agent you need to be logged in to an appropriate userid/group
Then, "cd" to the appropriate directory.
What version of WebSphere are you using?
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* Open a command prompt
* "cd" to the AppServer bin directory
e.g., Windows:
> cd /d D:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\bin
Aix/Unix/Linux
# cd /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/bin
* Execute the versionInfo command
Windows:
> versionInfo
Aix/Unix/Linux:
# ./versionInfo.sh
* Look for the section of the output after "Installed Product"
* What "version" and "ID" are displayed?
e.g.,
Version 6.1.0.25
ID ND
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- What Operating System is being used?
- Assuming that you are using Windows, and that you are logged into an appropriate userid, it is as simple as:
- open a command prompt
- "cd" to the AppServer bin directory, e.g.,
> cd /d D:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\bin
- Figure out which profile is to be used
> manageprofiles -listProfiles
[AppSrv00, Dmgr01, AppSrv01]
- Find out the status of the servers for the specific profile
> serverStatus -all -profileName AppSrv01
- To start the nodeagent, use the "startNode" command
> startNode -profileName AppSrv01
Does this help?
