Appendix A. z/OS Data Collector configuration files 371
probe.rmi.port
This parameter specifies a range of port numbers available for the command agent of the
Data Collector to communicate with the Visualization Engine of Application Monitor. The
range should be at least equal to the number of possible server regions that can be
started on a single z/OS or OS/390 image.
Value: nnnn-nnnn
For example:
probe.rmi.port=8200-8299
probe.send.thread.dump
The value yes means that thread dumps are sent back to Application Monitor when one is
requested. The default value is yes. The value no means that the dump is stored locally,
and instead of sending th ...
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