This document details basic procedures for system administrators managing, maintaining, configuring and deploying Rhino 2.6 using the command-line console. To manage using a web interface, see the Rhino Element Manager documentation.
Topics
Administrative tasks for day-to-day management of the Rhino SLEE, its components and entities deployed in it, including: operational state, deployable units, services, resource adaptor entities, per-node activation state, profile tables and profiles, alarms, usage, user transactions, and component activation priorities. |
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Procedures for configuring Rhino upon installation, and as needed (for example to tune performance), including: logging, staging, object pools, licenses, rate limiting, security and external databases. |
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Finding Housekeeping MBeans, and finding, inspecting and removing one or all activities or SBB entities. |
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Backing up and restoring the database, and exporting and importing SLEE deployment state. |
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Managing the SNMP subsystem in Rhino, including: configuring the agent, managing MIB files, assigning OID mappings. |
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Configuring supplementary replication support services such as the session ownership store. |
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Tools included with Rhino for system administrators to manage Rhino. |
Other documentation for the Rhino TAS can be found on the Rhino TAS product page.
