Troubleshooting
Problem
Environment entries need to be introduced in IBM® WebSphere® Application Server for system tuning.
Resolving The Problem
Environment entries can be used to specify variables not specific to WebSphere Application Server, but are defined by other elements, such as UNIX® or third-party vendors, among others. These variables tend to be operating system-specific.
Environment entries or variables are added using the administrative console. To set environment entries from the administrative console in WebSphere Application Server, follow these steps:
Environment entries or variables are added using the administrative console. To set environment entries from the administrative console in WebSphere Application Server, follow these steps:
For the Application Servers:
1. Open the administrative console.
2. Select Servers > (Expand Server Types) > WebSphere application servers > server_name > (Expand Java™ and Process Management) > Process Definition > Environment Entries > New.
3. Add entries to the Name/Value pairs.
4. Click OK.
5. Save changes and restart the Application Server.
1. Open the administrative console.
2. Select Servers > (Expand Server Types) > WebSphere application servers > server_name > (Expand Java™ and Process Management) > Process Definition > Environment Entries > New.
3. Add entries to the Name/Value pairs.
4. Click OK.
5. Save changes and restart the Application Server.
For the nodeagent:
1. Open the administrative console.
2. Select System Administration > Node agents > nodeagent > (Expand Java™ and Process Management) > Process Definition > Environment Entries > New.
3. Add entries to the Name/Value pairs.
4. Click OK.
5. Save changes and restart the nodeagent.
1. Open the administrative console.
2. Select System Administration > Node agents > nodeagent > (Expand Java™ and Process Management) > Process Definition > Environment Entries > New.
3. Add entries to the Name/Value pairs.
4. Click OK.
5. Save changes and restart the nodeagent.
For the Deployment manager:
1. Open the administrative console.
2. Select System Administration > Deployment manager > (Expand Java™ and Process Management) > Process Definition > Environment Entries > New.
3. Add entries to the Name/Value pairs.
4. Click OK.
5. Save changes and restart the Deployment manager.
1. Open the administrative console.
2. Select System Administration > Deployment manager > (Expand Java™ and Process Management) > Process Definition > Environment Entries > New.
3. Add entries to the Name/Value pairs.
4. Click OK.
5. Save changes and restart the Deployment manager.
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Document Information
Modified date:
02 August 2021
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