Troubleshooting
Problem
Information required by the IBM® WebSphere® Partner Gateway (WPG) Support team to diagnose problems on WPG system of version 6.1, 6.1.1 or 6.2.x. It is recommended to gather this information before calling IBM support, so as to help in early diagnosis, expedite the troubleshooting process and resolution of the Problem Management Records (PMRs) when: 1. Symptoms match known problems (rediscovery). 2. There is a non-defect problem that can be identified and resolved. 3. There is a defect that identifies a workaround to reduce severity. 4. Locating root cause can speed development of a code fix.
Resolving The Problem
This section instructs the various items of documentation that is required by the IBM Support team to diagnose the problem encountered with WebSphere Partner Gateway.
This WebSphere Partner Gateway Read first tech-note provides with different types of scenarios to collect perspective data depending on specific component or problem scenarios.
Please take a look at the following table, and select the type of the component or scenario that best describes the problem you experience. Then follow the detailed instructions provided in the associated MustGather tech-note:
Note:
* WPG supports Integrated FTP Server feature on version v6.1.1, v6.2 and above.
** SFTP feature is supported on WPG v6.2 and above.
► Instruction of how to check WPG system information (please expand)
- For Operating System:
AIX® | oslevel -r |
Windows® | Go to Start>Control Planel>System. Find the "System" information in the 'General' tab. |
Linux® | uname -arv |
Solaris | uname -a |
HP-UX | uname -r |
- For WPG:
WPG | Determine topology mode of installed WPG: Simple mode - All hub components are installed in single WebSphere Application Server server (e.g. server1). This mode does not exploit clustering capabilities of the Network Deployment. Simple Distributed - consists of one application server (e.g. bcgserver) containing all hub components. A Network Deployment environment (e.g. bcgdmgr) is used. A separate messaging cluster (bcgmas) is used to allow internal communication between the components. Full Distributed - similar to the simple distributed topology, except each component (Receiver, Community Console, and the Document Manager ) resides on a different application server (e.g. bcgreceiver, bcgconsole, bcgdocmr). |
WPG version and fix pack level: Please check on the WPG Console log-on page. | |
Determine what iFix have been applied: (For WPG version 6.2) Run bcgHistory.sh or bcgHistory.bat file located under <bcghub-dmgr>/bin location, and provide with the fix history output file. ("Complete" option will create a file named FixHistory.txt under the same directory.) | |
WebSphere Application Server | Provide the versionInfo.txt by issuing the following command under <WAS_HOME>/bin: versionInfo -maintenancePackages -file versionInfo.txt |
JDK | Provide the output by issueing the below command under <WAS_HOME>/java/bin: java -version |
- For back-end system:
Software | Instruction for gathering information | |
DB2® | 1. command 'db2level' - or - 2. Generate db2support data:
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Oracle® | sqlplus -version | |
WebSphere MQ | dspmqver (Reporting MQ version information is required only if you are using MQ as external JMS provider.) |
► General hints and tips
- WPG Product and Support
Search for WPG product and support information, such as, known issues, technical notes, Fix Pack information, Flashes, Webcasts, Forums, Supportpacks, system requirements, and other recent updates. - WPG Knowledge Center: V6.1.1 | V6.2 | V6.2.1
Product online manuals. - IBM Education Assistant (IEA)
Offers focused, multimedia educational content that helps customer to gain a quick understanding of the WPG product and technology. - Searching solutions by using IBM Knowledge bases
► Related information
Product Synonym
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16 June 2018
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