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Connectivity issue between Diagnostics Server & Probe

vijayninave

Hello Team,

I have installed Diagnostics 9.24 Server on windows machine & the Diagnostics probe 9.24 on Linux system.

This is Java probe which is installed on Orcle application server. 

Following check has been done.

--> Port connectivity from Application server ( Where java probe installed) to Diagnostics server. (2006 & 2612)

--> Application string has been updated successfully on Application server after probe installation.

--> We are not able to find probe.log file in log folder.

But We are not able to port 35000 to 35100 from Diagnostics server to Application server.

Could you please let me know the next action so we can proceed further.

Thanks in advance.

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    Please find the attached "opmn.xml" file. Please validate the same for application instrumentation & let me know the next action items. Please go through the below application details for probe.

    Oracle Application Server Version:- 10.1.2.3
    Linux Operating System version:- RHEL 4.x
    Java Version:- 1.4.2_04

     

    opmn.zip
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