Radar AR using JMX

Could someone, please let me know if the AR System could be monitored with Foglight. Please share the steps to set up the same.

Thank you.

Kind regards

Rajesh Kumar C

Like David, I'm not familiar with the solution AR systems using google I see this http://www.ar-sys.com/

but I'm not sure whether the correct application and it runs on.

If this forum is running on JDK 1.5.x or higher, you can try to make remote monitoring

or you can try to use the local discovery (if fglam is running on that computer).

With more information, we can be a little more specific on the right track.

I hope this helps.

Golan

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< / n1:config >

Thank you
You cannot access JMX for a Web page, you must write a JMX client to access the information. An easy way to do this for debugging purposes is to use the jconsole, which is distributed with your JDK.

Andy

JMX policy editor
Hello

I'm trying to restrict operations on JMX using JMX policy editor. By mistake, I chose "All Types of MBean" and implemented a policy that restricts operations to users with the role, say, Role1. the WebLogic user had this role and now I am unable to do anything. I can not even add a new role. It says access denied. That is to say, authorization failure. Is it possible to "reset" political JMX to the default. I tried to create a new Kingdom and everything, but it worked too.

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you
Vikas
Rename the folder LDAP

First_Domain\servers\AdminServer\data\ldap

This should bring up your server with the default roles n strategies.

-Faisal

JMX with custom keystore

How can I use the JMX monitors, if I have a custom SSL key file? Using JConsole follow these steps:

JConsole - J - Djavax .net .ssl .trustStore = trust.jks

But how to translate this in terms FMS/JMX?

Please advise - thx - pd

Heh - after some screwing around with other settings - I ended up doing the following (which works)...
1. On the host target of the agent, using keytool, use the 'importkeystore' option to move the private key from the keystore trust.jks to the cacerts file in the/jre/lib/security/cacerts of (I had 2 JRE I did both to ensure): keytool importkeystore-srckeystore sslKeyStore - destkeystore /jre/1.6.0.21/jre/lib/security/cacerts (this will prompt you for password cacerts file - changeit and your source keystore password if it needs a).
2. Restart the instance of FGLAM to pick up the new SSL key to use JMX SSL.
3. A new JMX agent with a single installation connection string: service: jmx:rmi://xxx.xxx.com/jndi/rmi://xxx.xxx.com:8686/jmxrmi
4. Once connected (YES!) and then build your server model as you wish
Thought this might help someone else uses SSL for JMX (usual safety requirement) and monitoring of the FMS

Yes, I'm happy - so sue me

Custom Mbean JMX question
I need a bit of clarification of the operation of the personalized registration of the MBeans. The new PDF documentation describe how custom mbeans can be configured using a file, as well as programmatically.

I have reason to assume that TWO steps should be made to make your custom mbean is displayed in coherence mbean Server? I don't think that the documentation is very clear on this point... Stuff with factories, etc. is not very well described, either - it is if I only do xml configuration and want the bean to be instantiated automatically directly in the mbean Server?

I am also curios on when can I perform the configuration of programamtic? At any time? Immediately at startup (cannot be donu to be after cluster since that is how I get to the registry class)?

What I want to do is to record a standard MBean that represents a point of reference I am runing on a client and that (whenever its methods are called) reports some results (transactions/sec, min, max and average transaction time etc.). This MBean can obviously ONLY be instantiated on the client where the test runs but WHO want consistency "centralized MBean server" to hold a "proxy" which can be invoked to get the hands on test results. I want to do all of this using JMX to easily get all my measurements in Borlands SilkPerformer tool that is very easy to use with JMX.

My cache node is configured in this case as the mbean Server (-Dtangosol.coherence.management = all) and the client is configured for remote management (-Dtangosol.coherence.management.remote = true).

I ONLY did the recording stripped and my MBean does NOT appear when I connect JConsole for the JMX server cache nodes)... :-(

/ Magnus

Published by: MagnusE on August 31, 2009 14:19
To have a custom MBean appear in the field of management of consistency the MBean Standard must be created by the application and then passed to the Registry.Register command OR configured in the custom file - mbean.xml.

The application can call this code at any time.
Sample application:

The registry = CacheFactory.getCluster () .getManagement ();
Standard StandardMBean = new Standard();
String sMBeanName = «...» » "
Registry.Register (Registry.ensureGlobalName (sMBeanName), standard);

Or the MBean Standard can be configured in the custom file - mbean.xml that is processed at the start of the management service. Consistency will instantiate the class and call the method Registry.register (...).

Custom - mbean.xml example:

Standard
type = Standard
true

Pu join copies of your start controls and code help to register the MBeans?

Thank you

Everett

VS WRTG45 DSL, intermittent disconnects

Hey,.

I moved to a place with my router v1 on an internet cable system in a place that had dsl and a v3 router, then my router sitting in its box under the bed. During the first year in the new place, we lost the connection intermitantly for up to a day. Some questions were on the side of the IAF, but according to them, most have been at our side. It is now year two and have it so bad that the ISP has given us the impression that it was the router v3, so I took out my v1 and went to work setting things up. The Cup are not as often or as bad, but he still pulls us off line long enough to start everything hard in the system. I spent some time reading here and a few things jumped on the radar as using "DHCP for cable" vs "PPPoE for dsl. I had not thought of something like that. The other thing that has caused irritation in this year, it's now three of many connected wireless devices is no longer connect. Is it possible that I am overloading the router? We have still two routers and I wonder what would happen if I hard chained the two used for game systems, one for computers and made sure to put them both on different channels. It would be a good thing for the installer because I did not yet. Finally, when I make enough to start to make a greater dent in debts (other purpose for the move), I plan on management of the cable/internet Bill and put the House on a MUCH more pleasant connection of 5 / 6 Mbps.

I've noticed that a lot of answers here tend to include:

(1) hard reset everything.

(2) firmware update;

(3) etc.

Here's what's household:

1. computer desktop PC, ethernet to the router connection

1 Apple G4 Desktop, initially connected to the router via adapter B wireless internal factory, but does not now connect

1 HP Laptop connected wireless via adapter internal factory b

2-HP laptops connected via internal G adapters wireless factory

1 - Wii connected wireless via adapter factory internal b (we actually had two for nearly a year works well and will in the future)

1 - PS3 connected wireless G adapter (?) internal factory, almost always tells me VIH3, but I do not play online games, so it doesn't affect me

1 - PSP 1001 (the original system), worked fine until the beginning of the year, but now only connects to the PS3 via remote play

1 - PSP 1001 (second year system), worked fine until the beginning of the year, but now only connects to the PS3 via remote play

The ISP is Embarq, connection speed is 1.5Mbs down, 386Kps

Both routers have been updated to Firmware version 4.21.1 (06/11/06).

Since I control the router, I have the following custom parameters:

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SETUP

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Name of the router not even as SSID

DHCP (limited to 50 users)

MTU: 1500 (to keep AOL to be a punk)

Local IP address changed

Default subnet

Set as gateway

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Wireless

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mixed mode

Chanel, 11

Custom SSID

Hidden SSID

WEP

1 key

128-bit

Active wireless mac filter

Permit with all devices Mac address triple checked

All of the advanced settings are such that they were post factory reset except SecureEasySetup, which is disabled

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Security

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Firewall is enabled

Block Internet audited anon requests

Filter IDENT verified

VPN passthroughs all permits (think it's default)

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Access restrictions

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None selected

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Apps & Gaming

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No employee

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Administration

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Custom router password

Verified Web enabled by HTTP/HTTPS access

RR access for people with reduced mobility

UPnP disabled

EDIT:

If it came down to two routers actually dying (they are two years old, so it is possible), then what would be a good replacement? The replacement would be bought from Bestbuy so please use this site as a reference for the recommendations.

Well, now your connection problems are not related to your ISP, and it has nothing to do with this... Yes, the router is able to manage two devices, but I recommend you not to have more than 8 to 10 devices connected at any given time else they will all fight for a bandwidth...

Your router is probably very old, and you need to update the Firmware on the Linksys router...

Download the Firmware from here

Follow these steps to upgrade the firmware of the device: -.
Open a page in Internet Explorer browser on a computer hard wired to the router...
In the address bar type - 192.168.1.1... Leave name empty username & password admin lowercase usage...
Click the 'Administration' tab - then click on the 'Upgrade Firmware' under the tab-here, click on 'Browse' and navigate the .bin firmware file and click on "Upgrade"...
Wait a few seconds until it shows that "the update is successful," after the upgrade of the firmware, click on "Reboot" and you will be returned to the same page OR it will say 'cannot display the Page.

Now reset your router:
Press and hold the button of reset for 30 seconds... Release the reset button... Unplug the power cable from your router, wait 30 seconds and reconnect the power cable... Now re - configure your router...

Radar AR using JMX

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