List of Examples

• 2-1 Creating an Alias for the Windows User's Password
• 2-2 Testing the Connection Over DCOM to a Remote Host
• 2-3 Setting the Home Directory for the MKS Toolkit User
• 2-4 Determining if the sshd Daemon Is Running on an Oracle Solaris System
• 2-5 Determining if the sshd Daemon Is Running on a Linux System
• 2-6 Setting Up Public Key Authentication Without Encryption
• 2-7 Setting Up Encrypted Public Key Authentication
• 2-8 Creating an Alias for the SSH User's Password
• 2-9 Copying a GlassFish Server Installation to Multiple DCOM-Enabled Hosts
• 2-10 Copying a GlassFish Server Installation to Multiple SSH-Enabled Hosts
• 2-11 Removing GlassFish Server Software From Multiple DCO\M-Enabled Hosts
• 2-12 Removing GlassFish Server Software From Multiple SSH-Enabled Hosts
• 3-1 Creating a DCOM Node
• 3-2 Listing Basic Information About All DCOM Nodes in a Domain
• 3-3 Listing Detailed Information About All DCOM Nodes in a Domain
• 3-4 Testing if a DCOM Node Is Reachable
• 3-5 Deleting a DCOM Node
• 3-6 Creating an SSH Node
• 3-7 Listing Basic Information About All SSH Nodes in a Domain
• 3-8 Listing Detailed Information About All SSH Nodes in a Domain
• 3-9 Testing if an SSH Node Is Reachable
• 3-10 Deleting an SSH Node
• 3-11 Creating a CONFIG Node
• 3-12 Listing Basic Information About All CONFIG Nodes in a Domain
• 3-13 Listing Detailed Information About All CONFIG Nodes in a Domain
• 3-14 Deleting a CONFIG Node
• 3-15 Updating a DCOM Node
• 3-16 Updating an SSH Node
• 3-17 Updating a CONFIG Node
• 3-18 Changing a CONFIG Node to an SSH Node
• 4-1 Checking the Health of Instances in a Cluster
• 4-2 Validating That Multicast Transport Is Available for a Cluster
• 4-3 Discovering a Cluster When Multiple Instances are Running on a Host
• 4-4 Discovering a Cluster by Specifying a List of IP Addresses
• 4-5 Discovering a Cluster by Generating a List of Locations of Instances
• 4-6 Creating a Cluster for a Network in Which Multicast Transport Is Available
• 4-7 Creating a Cluster and Setting GMS Options for a Network in Which Multicast Transport Is Available
• 4-8 Listing All Clusters in a Domain
• 4-9 Listing All Clusters That Are Associated With a Node
• 4-10 Deleting a Cluster
• 5-1 Creating a Clustered Instance Centrally
• 5-2 Listing Basic Information About All GlassFish Server Instances in a Domain
• 5-3 Listing Detailed Information About All GlassFish Server Instances in a Domain
• 5-4 Deleting an Instance Centrally
• 5-5 Starting a Cluster
• 5-6 Stopping a Cluster
• 5-7 Starting an Individual Instance Centrally
• 5-8 Stopping an Individual Instance Centrally
• 5-9 Restarting an Individual Instance Centrally
• 5-10 Creating a Clustered Instance Locally Without Specifying a Node
• 5-11 Creating a Clustered Instance Locally
• 5-12 Deleting an Instance Locally
• 5-13 Starting an Individual Instance Locally
• 5-14 Stopping an Individual Instance Locally
• 5-15 Restarting an Individual Instance Locally
• 5-16 Resynchronizing an Instance and the DAS Online
• 5-17 Updating the Option for Locating a Configuration File
• 5-18 config-files File
• 5-19 Resynchronizing an Instance and the DAS Offline
• 5-20 Migrating an EJB Timer
• 6-1 Creating a Named Configuration
• 6-2 Listing All Named Configurations in a Domain
• 6-3 Listing the Targets of a Named Configuration
• 6-4 Deleting a Named Configuration
• 6-5 Modifying a Property of a Named Configuration
• 6-6 Modifying a Port Number for an Instance
• 8-1 Creating a Load Balancer
• 10-1 Example of an EJB Deployment Descriptor With Availability Enabled
• 10-2 Example of EJB Deployment Descriptor Specifying Methods Checkpointing
• 12-1 Setting Load-Balancing Weights for RMI-IIOP Weighted Round-Robin Load Balancing