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110 Novell Access Manager 3.1 SP2 J2EE Agent Guide
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2 To view information about one of the displayed options, click the corresponding link or icon.
3 To update the list of agents and their health status, click Refresh .
8.2 Managing the Health of an Agent
If a J2EE Agent is functioning normally, its health icon is green. If the icon is any other color, you
need to discover the cause.
1 In the Administration Console, click Devices > J2EE Agents > [Name of Agent] > Health .
Status Indicates the configuration status of the agent. The possible states are
pending, update, and current.
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Current indicates that all configuration changes have been applied.
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Update indicates that a configuration change has been madebut not
applied. Click this link to apply the changes. You can select to have
the agent read its complete configuration file (all configuration). When
the embedded service provider (ESP) logging settings have been
modified on the Identity Server, the update logging settings option is
available.
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Pending indicates that the agent is processing a configuration change
but has not completed the process.
Health Indicates whether the J2EE Agent is functional. Click the icon to view
information about the operational status of an agent. For more information,
see
Section 8.2, “Managing the Health of an Agent,” on page 110 .
Alerts Indicates whether any alerts have been sent. If the alert count is non-zero,
click the link for information. For more information, see
Section 8.4,
“Managing Alerts,” on page 113 .
Commands Indicates whether any commands are pending. Click the link for
information. For more information, see
Section 8.9, “Viewing the Status of
Recent Commands,” on page 116 .
Statistics Provides a link to statistics pages. For more information, see Section 8.6,
“Viewing Statistics,” on page 115 .
Type Indicates the type of agent: JBoss, WebLogic, or WebSphere.
Configuration Provides a link to the configuration page.
For more information, see Chapter 5, “Configuring the Basic Features of a
J2EE Agent,” on page 85 .
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