About this document
This document explains how to install and start the Rhino Element Manager (REM). Documentation about use of the element manager is in the "online help" screens on every within REM itself.
About the Rhino Element Manager
The Rhino Element Manager (REM) is a web-based console for monitoring, configuring, and managing a Rhino SLEE. REM provides a graphical user interface (GUI) for many of the management features documented in the Rhino Administration and Deployment Guide.
You can use REM to:
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monitor a Rhino element (cluster nodes, activities, events, SBBs, alarms, resource adaptor entities, services, trace notifications, statistics, logs)
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manage a Rhino element (SLEE state, alarms, deployment, profiles, resources), instances available in REM, and REM users
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configure threshold rules, rate limiters, licenses, logging, and object pools
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inspect activities, SBBs, timers, transactions, and threads
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scan key information about multiple Rhino elements on a single screen.
This release of REM can be used with Rhino versions 2.5, 2.4 and 2.3. |
Topics
This document includes the following topics:
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how to get started with REM |
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the functional areas in REM |
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how to use tools built in to REM |
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how to install REM plugins and extensions |
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how to manually upgrade your REM installation to a new version |
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known issues, system properties, SSO authentication, and running REM over HTTPS. |
Audience and Scope
Intended Audience
This document is for system administrators, developers, and operators interested in using a web-based GUI to monitor, configure, or manage instances of a Rhino SLEE.
This document assumes a basic knowledge of core concepts about Rhino, JAIN SLEE and Java Management Extensions (JMX).
Scope
This document covers installing, running, configuring, and using the Rhino Element Manager.
This document does not focus on…
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installing and starting the SLEE — see the Rhino (Production) Getting Started Guide
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commands and operations, with links to javadocs, for administering and deploying a Rhino SLEE — see the Rhino Administration and Deployment Guide
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tools for Rhino maintenance — see Rhino Management Tools
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troubleshooting — see the Rhino Troubleshooting Guide