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Hey thanks SteveK. I couldn't think of a way either but its reassuring what you say is what the path i've been on in the past. Appreciate ya.
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Sounds good. If I can't seem to get it working with your doc links, i'll open a support case.
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I have the same problem. Any fix? I am using the local agent install running under local system account. I have a handful of servers working, but thats because they have the enormous HP Insight Manager installed locally.
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Okay, this is what i had to do for it to work. From solarwinds: Must have agentless monitor for jmx. Also, know a dedicated port to use in the jmx monitor. On the windows server/websphere server, went into java virtual machine, process definition and added these parameters below what was already there. 8686 is solarwinds…
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Good thought. Looked into it, but doesn't seem to be the situation for me. The same node returned a list of processes one hour, and the next time it returned none on the same alert.
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I'm trying to use jmx. I'll look more at these links and see what I can figure out.
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Thanks for this info. I had found this. I just performed the following and now getting the error of "Network connection failed. Cannot connect to JMX server" when I apply the Websphere (JMX) monitor to it and attempted to test it. While the node shows up and green, the error in red above persists. These changes I've added…