JES 2005Q4 Administration Server Console Problem
Hello, I have installed JES on Sol 10x86.
I've used /usr/sbin/mpsadmserver configure to configure the Admin Server Console.
I used the default user;admin
I used a password that I know,
I used the default port of 390.
when I type /usr/sbin/mpsconsole I put in
user id admin
password ********
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It comes back with the error message
"Cannot login because of an incorrect User ID, incorrect password or directory problem. java.io.interuptedIOException:Http Responce Time Out"
I've used /usr/sbin/mpsadmserver unconfig to remove and reinstall it and still nothing.
Thanks in advance for the help.
[779 byte] By [
IVAces] at [2007-11-26 6:14:14]
# 4
I downloaded fresh ISO's,
made new cd's
reinstalled solaris from scratch again
I now have the very same problem.
I start mpsconsole and login using the admin and my password and get the same error as I did before.
is "admin" the default login id?
I thought that was it.
# 5
I thought the proper order of doing things are:
download sw image
unpack.
read release notes and install guide
acertain install sw/hw requirements
install required SW component, I think JDK/JRE 1.4.2 or later needed
install required OS/kernel/LDAP/JES patches
...
When encountering error...
read the error and/or access log file
read the install log file, usually somewhere, may be in /tmp or /var/sadm/...
turn on debugging mode of installer, if there is, someting like:
# ./installer -d
or
# ./setup -d
The above is compressed archive install, I tried to avoid pkg install as pkg method seems more problematic, I may be wrong.
If you use the compressed archive method, then at the end of the successful run of "installer", simply:
# ./startconsole
instead of running "mpsconsole"
Gary
# 6
Correction and additional notes.
The debugging option for the compressed archive install method should be:
# ./installer -debug
NOT
# ./installer -d
You may add "-nodisplay" when not in X-Windows mode.
You may "chmod -R a+x *" for all the unpacked in the archive, just in case.
If you need to uninstall, run "prodreg", this is only available in X-Windows mode.
Gary
# 7
For Solaris 10, there is specific step for 齝rle?command, you may like to refer to this URL:
<a href="http://www.sunmanagers.org/pipermail/summaries/2005-August/006688.html" target="_blank"> http://www.sunmanagers.org/pipermail/summaries/2005-August/0 06688.html</a>
Gary
