Install WebSphere Administrative Agent Node


- Creates the administration agent node
Once tested and verified as working...
create application server. Run the pmt tool.
- Run <was_root>/bin/ProfileManagement/pmt.sh to launch pmt tool
Test application server is running
Regsiter the node
- Do this using registerNode.sh from <was_root>/bin of admin agent.
e.g.
./registerNode.sh -profilePath /home/apps/was7/profiles/AppSrv01
you will now see the application server is available as a node in the System administration >> Administrative agent >> Nodes screen

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