on 03-12-2014 12:04 AM
SCN,
SolMan Diagnotics Agents (SMDA) are used to establish connections between SolMan and managed systems. (1) Are these same Diagnostics Agents capable of sending J2EE data to CA Introscope 9?
Some guides require SMDAs, host agents, and Wily (Introscope) agents--some outdated. (2) Correct me if I'm wrong but SMDA 7.3 includes a SAP host agent for monitoring OS level metrics--has this always been the case? (3) And if the question (1) is possible, when did this happen (versions)?
All thoughts appreciated.
Thanks,
Sawyer
Hello Sawyer
1] a solution manager diagnostics agent can help you deploy the wily bytecode which then reports the J2EE metrics into Wily Enterprise Manager
2] all recent sapinst/ SWPM provide a way to install sap host agent + diagnostics agents
Please refer to Diagnostics Agents - SAP Solution Manager Setup - SCN Wiki
and the Agent Installation Strategy Guide included in sap note 1365123
best regards
Francois
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Hi Sawyer,
Francois beat me to it for most of this but here's what I was writing, a little extra info.
(1) Yes, the Managed System Setup Auto configuration, byte code instrumentation step will connect the DAA on your managed Java system to SolMan and Wily Introscope.
(2) The excellent Diagnostics Agent Installation Strategy guide attached to note 1365123 on page 23 shows that the host agent has been auto-installed since Diag Agent 7.20. Read this document, it has very good info on the agents.
(3) I have been connecting and monitoring Java systems in Wily for a long time. I don't think they ever didn't.
Welcome to SolMan and good luck,
David
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