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Configuring the Basic Features of a J2EE Agent
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Configuring the Basic Features of
a J2EE Agent
This section describes how to configure a J2EE Agent for the following features:
Š Section 5.1, “Enabling Tracing and Auditing of Events,” on page 85
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Section 5.2, “Managing Embedded Service Provider Certificates,” on page 86
Š Section 5.3, “Configuring SSL Certificate Trust,” on page 87
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Section 5.4, “Modifying the Display Name and Other Details,” on page 88
Š Section 5.5, “Changing the IP Address of a J2EE Agent,” on page 88
For information about configuring a J2EE Agent for authentication and access control, see the
following:
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Chapter 2, “Configuring the Agent for Authentication,” on page 45
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Chapter 4, “Preparing the Applications and the J2EE Servers,” on page 67
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Chapter 6, “Protecting Web and Enterprise JavaBeans Modules,” on page 89
5.1 Enabling Tracing and Auditing of Events
You can use either a Novell
®
Audit server or the J2EE server log files to record information about
what is being processed by the J2EE Agent.
Š Section 5.1.1, “Tracing Events to Log Files,” on page 85
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Section 5.1.2, “Enabling the Auditing of Events,” on page 86
5.1.1 Tracing Events to Log Files
Tracing adds more information about events (such as logins, logouts, and policy enforcement) to the
J2EE server log files.
To enable tracing:
1 In the Administration Console, click Devices > J2EE Agents > Edit .
2 Select the Enable Tracing option. The messages are sent to the following log files, depending
upon the type of application server you are using:
Š JBoss Server: For a JBoss server, the log messages are logged to the
$JBOSS_HOME/log/
jboss.log
file if you launched the JBoss server using the
run.sh
script found in the
bin
folder. Messages are also sent to the console, so you should check the console or the
$JBOSS_HOME/server/default/log/server.log
file.
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WebSphere Server: For a WebSphere server, the log messages are logged to files in the
$WAS_BaseDir/profiles/$ProfileName/logs
directory. Check the
SystemOut.log
and
SystemErr.log
files.
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WebLogic Server: For a WebLogic server, the log messages are sent to standard out.