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Restarting the J2EE Engine: Checking the JLaunch-Trace

Describes how you can view the JLaunch traces using the SAP Management Console (MMC).

Availability: Setting Up a GRMG Scenario

Helps you to check whether the J2EE Engine and the individual components are running?

Monitoring System Availability with the NW Administrator

Describes how you can check the availability of your monitored systems and the associated instances.

Availability Monitoring in the Central Monitoring System

Describes how you can work with the CCMS Alert Monitor (transaction RZ20)

Checking the Availability Without a Central System

This regular task can help you find answers to the following questions:

·        Are the servers of the Java cluster running?

·        Is the database running?

·        Is the Web Container running?

·        Can I connect to the Visual Administrator?

Display Central Reports

Describes how you can display monitoring data from a central monitoring system (CEN) in a simple and clear interface in the NWA.

Viewing Performance Reports

Describes how you can use the NWA to monitor the J2EE Engine cluster, observe the performance of the selected Java system, analyze and detect the root of problems in J2EE Engine performance degradation situation, and to make motivated tuning for productive use with J2EE Engine.

This procedure describes how you can monitor the performance of your J2EE system using the NWA.

However, if you need to do make some adjustments and additional configuration to your performance analysis system, you have to use the Visual Administrator. For more information, refer to the next task from this table – Monitoring Performance and Resource Usage.

Monitoring Performance and Resource Usage

Use this task to check whether the system resources are overloaded and the performance is acceptable.

The described procedures are performed in the Visual Administrator.

Monitoring and Displaying Log Files

Use this task to make constant checks for error messages.