The eG Installation Guide - eG Innovations

Installing and Configuring on Unix
environment, these files will be available in the \lib directory. If you need to monitor a
WebLogic server version 6.0 that is executing on SP2, then, deploy the egurkha_6_2.war file on that
server before attempting to monitor that server using eG Enterprise. On the other hand, if you intend
monitoring a WebLogic Server 6.x or a WebLogic server 7.x, then make sure that you deploy the
egurkha7x.war file on that server to enable the eG agent to monitor it. Prior to deploying these war files
on the corresponding hosts, make sure that you follow the steps below:
Login to the system hosting the eG agent that is monitoring the WebLogic server.
Copy the egurkha_6_2.war file or the egurkha7x.war file (as the case may be) from the
/opt/egurkha/lib directory to any other directory on the eG agent host.
Rename the war file as egurkha.war.
Next, follow the steps given below to deploy the war file on a WebLogic Server 6.x:
Note:
The procedure discussed below is the same for both Unix and Windows environments.
Refer to the eG Implementer's Guide for the procedure to deploy the war file on a
WebLogic Server 7.x.
1. Go to the following URL: http://192.168.10.15:7001/console
2. Now, an authentication dialog (see Figure 2.23) that requires a username and password, will
appear. By default, the username is system. Specify the same password you gave during the
installation of the Weblogic server. If your environment is configured differently, please contact
your WebLogic administrator to find out the username and password to use to login to the
WebLogic console.
Figure 2.23: Specifying user name and password in the authentication dialog box
3. Upon successful authentication, the following WebLogic Administration console will appear (see
Figure 2.24).
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