on 01-26-2009 2:06 PM
Is it possible to log on to a specific Java server node with NW 7.1?
Up to NW7.0 this used to be possible with
http://<hostname>:<port>;saplb_*=<nodeID>;
This is very helpful for trouble shooting and testing.
With NW 7.1 it seems the URL parameter saplb_*=<nodeID> is ignored. At least in my tests it did not work.
Thanks,
Alexander
setting icm/HTTP/ASJava/enable_sap_nodeid = TRUE it should work if you use a URL like:
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Dear Alexander,
Hope you are doing good.
Please check the below notes:
#1440724 [BC-CST-IC] Addressing server nodes directly in AS Java
#1589567 [BC-JAS-WEB] How to login to a specific J2EE engine server node
Thank you and have a nice day :).
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Kind Regards,
Hemanth
SAP AGS
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Here is how we do it:
http://<server>:<port>/irj/portal;saplb_*=(J2EE5161800)5161850
In our case 5161850 is the node number, 5161800 is the icm/dispatcher.
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This will work as described in note: 1440724 but attention: this is only for availability test! There is no guarantee that the user session will be established on the selected node after a successful authentication.
"From an external HTTP load balancer, you want to test whether individual nodes of an Application Server (AS) Java 7.x work"
Hi Alexander,
I do have the same problem:
On NW 7.1 using saplb_*=<nodeID>
which indeed is very helpful for trouble shooting and also monitoring
does not workout.
I do see that I send the cookie in my http-Request, but also do see, that the server sets a different cookie in his Response.
I would not like to have to go thru some menues or use telnet like suggested.
Did you find a solution to that?
Any hint would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
David
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Hi,
You can connect to particular node using SAP telnet. Please use lsc to find out node numbers and then use jump command.
Hope this helps.
Manoj Chintawar
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Hi,
Yes, you can use NWA too. Login to http://<hostname>:50000 and then drill down to the particular node.
Hope this helps.
Manoj Chintawar
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