on 03-23-2009 3:50 PM
Hello Experts,
We have NW 700 SP17 Java system running with 5 server nodes. Would appreciate, if you clarify following doubts:
1. How can we check which user has landed up into which server node.
2. Is there any possibility of check logs (like defaulttrace,etc) for all the server nodes from a single location (like NWA).
3. How can we check the load on each of the server node.
4. Where can we find documentation on configuring and operating Java instance with multiple server nodes.
Thanks
Davinder
Thanks
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1. How can we check which user has landed up into which server node.
Ask the user to execute this: javascript:document.cookie
while they are in the Java pages.
2. Is there any possibility of check logs (like defaulttrace,etc) for all the server nodes from a single location (like NWA).
- Yes, SAP LogViewer should give you that options
3. How can we check the load on each of the server node -
- Consider configuring Solution Manager Diagnostics, is it very nice tool for Java Load Monitoring
4. Where can we find documentation on configuring and operating Java instance with multiple server nodes
- If you asking about how many nodes requires on a java instance, you might want to use the SAP Quick Sizer to size your systems, then it will give you total Memory it requirsts then you need to divide that by 2.5 GB (64 bit OS) or for 32 bits they recommend you not to exceed your heap size beyond 1 GB.
Added Nodes is very simple via Configtool, then you might have to setup your server with same settings as your previous nodes.
Kumar
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Hi Davinder
Please check the following links:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/2e/30e93adccb444b871f3d4e7f905b84/content.htm
and
On documentation on configuring multiple server java system, please check : http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3679/abdhr?a=view
I hope this helps
Regards
Chen
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Hello Experts,
Please drop some light on this area..
Thanks
Davinder
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