Remote Diagnostic Agent(RDA) Analysis for WebLogic Admin/Managed Server
RDA is a powerful tool to gather various important information about the setup in place. In this post I am discussing RDA for WebLogic Server.
1. Set Environmental Variables related to the domain to be profiled, by running:
cd $DOMAIN_HOME/bin
. ./setDomainEnv.sh
2. Configure RDA to profile WebLogic Server related files:
cd $MW_HOME/oracle_common/rda
./rda.sh -S -p WebLogicServer
This will configure the RDA to include the relevant data for WLS. It will open a text wizard, will ask you some general questions, and set the environment for running a collection with WLS data.
3. Run RDA (with no parameters) to trigger the actual collection
cd $MW_HOME/oracle_common/rda
./rda.sh
4. You can check then the output, on a browser. In the OUTPUT folder, look for "<YOUR_PREFIX>_start.htm".
RDA is a powerful tool to gather various important information about the setup in place. In this post I am discussing RDA for WebLogic Server.
1. Set Environmental Variables related to the domain to be profiled, by running:
cd $DOMAIN_HOME/bin
. ./setDomainEnv.sh
2. Configure RDA to profile WebLogic Server related files:
cd $MW_HOME/oracle_common/rda
./rda.sh -S -p WebLogicServer
This will configure the RDA to include the relevant data for WLS. It will open a text wizard, will ask you some general questions, and set the environment for running a collection with WLS data.
3. Run RDA (with no parameters) to trigger the actual collection
cd $MW_HOME/oracle_common/rda
./rda.sh
4. You can check then the output, on a browser. In the OUTPUT folder, look for "<YOUR_PREFIX>_start.htm".
This is very useful info for Oracle also to work on Service Request.
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