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Using Wsadmin To Enable The PMI Service

The document describes how to use wsadmin to enable the Performance Monitoring Infrastructure (PMI) service on a specific WebSphere Application Server. It provides the wsadmin commands to list existing PMI services, modify a service to enable it, save the configuration changes, and restart the server.

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Using Wsadmin To Enable The PMI Service

The document describes how to use wsadmin to enable the Performance Monitoring Infrastructure (PMI) service on a specific WebSphere Application Server. It provides the wsadmin commands to list existing PMI services, modify a service to enable it, save the configuration changes, and restart the server.

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Using wsadmin to enable the PMI service

In order to configure the PMI service of a specific appserver, a reference to the PMI service
configuration object of that application server is needed. All PMI service configuration objects
can be listed using the wsadmin list PMIService command:

C:\WebSphere\AppServer\bin>wsadmin
WASX7209I: Connected to process "dmgr" on node net1Manager using SOAP
connector; The type of process is: DeploymentManager
WASX7029I: For help, enter: "$Help help"

wsadmin>$AdminConfig list PMIService

(cells/net1Network/nodes/node1/servers/CSVR1:server.xml#PMIService_1)
(cells/net1Network/nodes/node1/servers/CSVR2:server.xml#PMIService_1)
(cells/net1Network/nodes/node1/servers/nodeagent:server.xml#PMIService_1)
(cells/net1Network/nodes/node1/servers/server1:server.xml#PMIService_1)
(cells/net1Network/nodes/net1Manager/servers/dmgr:server.xml#PMIService_1)

wsadmin>

Figure 16-5 Using wsadmin to list the PMI service configuration objects

Each line of output contains the PMIService configuration ID that can be used for referencing
the PMIService component of a specific appserver.

To enable performance data monitoring, use the following wsadmin modify command with your
specific PMI service configuration ID:

wsadmin> $AdminConfig modify \


(cells/net1Network/nodes/node1/servers/server1: \
server.xml#PMIService_1) {{enable true}}

The configuration needs to be saved before restarting the appserver. Use the wsadmin save
command to save the configuration:

wsadmin> $AdminConfig save

To restart the appserver, use these wsadmin commands (in a single-server environment, don't
specify the node in the startServer command):

wsadmin> $AdminControl stopServer server1


wsadmin> $AdminControl startServer {server1} {net1}

To disable performance data collection, use the following wsadmin modify command (save the
configuration and restart the appserver for the change to take effect):

wsadmin> $AdminConfig modify \


(cells/net1Network/nodes/node1/servers/server1: \
server.xml#PMIService_1) {{enable false}}

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