Managing application servers
You can use either the administrative console or command-line tools to manage your application servers.
Before you begin
If you plan to change the system clock, stop the application server first. After you stop the server, change the system clock, and then restart the server. If you change the system clock on one system, you must ensure the clocks on all systems that communicate with each other, and have the product installed, are synchronized. Otherwise, you might experience errors, such as security tokens no longer being valid.
About this task
During the installation process, the product creates a default application server, named server1. If you create any additional application servers, you cannot start, stop, or manage these servers using the administrative console that is associated with the original base server. You must either use command-line tools to perform these tasks for the additional servers, set up an administrative console for each server, or configure an administrative agent to provide a single interface to all of your servers, including the original base server.
You can perform the following steps to view and manage the default application server from the administrative console.
Procedure
Results
When you click
, you can view the state of each server.When you click
, you can view any configuration changes you made.What to do next
You can deploy applications or components to your application servers.