February 2004
Intermediate to advanced
848 pages
27h 25m
English
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Handling System Failure
The backup data will help recover from a system failure. As we shall see, the Administration Server and Managed Servers have different backup considerations. In particular, you can set up the Managed Servers to start without the Administration Server.
Restarting the Administration Server
By default, the Administration Server
can discover the presence of any of the Managed Servers running in
the domain. Therefore, when the Administration Server shuts down
while the Managed Servers continue to run, you don’t
need to restart the Managed Servers to ensure the Administration
Server can regain control of the domain. The Administration Server
maintains the current state of all Managed Servers that are under its
control in a file called
running-managed-servers.xml, which resides under
the domain’s root directory. The Administration
Server uses this file to discover those Managed Servers under its
control. You also can disable this discovery of running Managed
Servers in the domain by setting the property
-Dweblogic.management.discover=false in the
startup script for the Administration Server. We do not recommend
that you do this.
However, if a system crash has corrupted your WebLogic installation or prevents you from restarting the Administration Server on the same machine, you need to restore the Administration Server on another machine and let it regain control over the Managed Servers. Typically, you will need to take the following series of steps:
Install WebLogic ...
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