To do this you need start the ESB server using wso2server.sh
or wso2server.bat file.
Before entering to the jconsole you need to know jmx rmi
ports that are exposed to monitoring services.
There is two way to do that,
1.
In the carbon.xml file, jmx rmi default ports
mentioned after port offset node. If you are not changing the portoffset (0)
you can take default ports to use in jconsole. But if you change the portoffset
you need to add additional value to the default port.
2.
When server starting you can check in the log file
(ESBhome/repository/logs/wso2carbon.log). Within first 10 sentences you can
find those ports.
Now start your command prompt,
type ‘jconsole’,
it will open
jconsole ui.
Now you can type address in the remote process like below,
·
service:jmx:rmi://<serverName>:11113/jndi/rmi://<serverName>:10001/jmxrmi
Type your carbon console username and password under the
address.
Now click connect. It will ask you to connect without ssl
connection.
Click ok.
Now you can monitor the server using jconsole.
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