<Error>
<NodeManager> <BEA-300033> <Could not execute command
“getVersion” on the node manager. Reason: “Access to domain ‘Test_Domain’ for
user ‘DTXezFTI’ denied”.>
Resolution Steps:
By default node manager log
level is Info .
First we have to set the log level to Finest.(if you configured the logging as finest... you will get more information in logs)
First we have to set the log level to Finest.(if you configured the logging as finest... you will get more information in logs)
We have few other
log levels available for Node Manager :
SEVERE
WARNING
INFO
CONFIG
FINE
FINER
FINEST
WARNING
INFO
CONFIG
FINE
FINER
FINEST
After changes
restart the Node Manager and check for the log file error message again.
Solution :
1 : Log on to the Admin
console ( http://AdminserverIP:Port/console )
2 : click on Domain Name (Test_Domain) in my case
>>>>> Then to security >>>>
3 : Click on the Advance
Option for change the username & password values to use nodemanager.
Let's an example
username is : weblogic
password is : welcome123
4 : save the changes.
Then we have to edit the
nodemanager properties of each remote host(with in domain):
·
Navigate to the folder
%DOMAINHOME%\config\nodemanager
·
Edit the file:
nm_password.properties with updated credentials
·
username=weblogic
·
password=welcome123
·
Save
·
Restart the Weblogic
Node Manager
5 : Then navigate to the
Test_Domain/servers/mannaged_server/data/nodemanager/ dir.
6 : open the
boot.properties file and enter the below values :
username=weblogi
& password= welcome123
7: Restart the your
Admin Server.
8 : Now run the
nmEnroll() wlst command for all the machines that has the Managed server.
wlst>connect(‘username’,'password’,'t3://admin_host:admin_port’)
online>>nmEnroll(‘Domain_dir_path’,'NodeManager_Home_Path’)
online>>exit()
Now you can check the
node manager status from Admin Console .
left panel >>
Machines >> Machine1 >> Monitoring >>
The Status should be
reachable.
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