Video: How do I create a WebSphere Application Server Deployment Manager profile from the command line?
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How do I create a WebSphere Application Server Deployment Manager profile from the command line?
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1 | Question: How do I create a WebSphere Application Server Deployment Manager profile from the command line? | Show title, How do I create a WebSphere Application Server Deployment Manager profile from the command line? |
2 | You can run this command from the
WAS_Install_Root/AppServer/bin directory. Here are the
minimum parameters needed to create a profile:
This deployment manager profile is used as a target profile, when you migrate from an earlier version of the WebSphere Application Server deployment manager profile. |
Show the user which directory to run the command from and the minimum parameters that are needed to create a profile. |
3 | This command can take up to five minutes or more to complete. This message indicates the successful creation of the profile. |
Show the user the command running in the command line window and explain that the command can
take up to five minutes to complete. When the profile is successfully created a message appears. Show the user this message. |
4 | You can now explore the newly created profile under the
WAS_Install_Root/profiles directory. You can find the log for the manageprofiles command in the WAS_Install_Root/logs/manageprofiles directory. |
The profile is created and you can explore it under the
WAS_Install_Root/profiles directory. Show users where to
locate the WAS_Install_Root/profiles directory. You can find the log for the manageprofiles command in the WAS_Install_Root/logs/manageprofiles directory. Show the user where to locate the log. |